Veterans Memorial Green is a triangular park bordered by Main, High, and South Common Streets in downtown Topsfield, MA.  Landmarks surrounding the park are the Topsfield Town Library, Proctor Elementary School, Town Hall, and the Town Common.  A project of the Topsfield Main Street Foundation, the park was dedicated and named on Nov. 7, 2009, and has since been the site of the town’s Memorial Day ceremonies.  

Located on the park grounds are the following monuments:
- Stone “in proud memory of the men and women of Topsfield who served their country in the world wars
- Stone honoring the “Patriots who served during the American Revolution, 1775-1783”
- The “Wounded Color Sergeant”, sculpture by Alice Ruggle Kitson, honoring the men who served in the Civil War
- Large stone honoring “the men and women of Topsfield who helped restore peace to a world at war, 1914-1919
-Stone honoring “those who served in the Korean War 25 June 1950 – 27 July 1953, in particular to PFC John Anthony Stelline, killed in action on Heartbreak Ridge”
- Stone honoring First Lieutenant John “Jack’’ David Lawson, who was the only Topsfield resident killed in the Vietnam War