Wisconsin State Historical Marker 516 commemorates David Waldo, a Revolutionary War veteran who survived a British attack during the war. Born on September 21, 1764, in Dover, New York, he joined the conflict at only 14 years old in 1779. The marker provides fascinating insights into his wartime experiences and his life following the war, including his relocation to Sheboygan, Wisconsin, where he is buried. As you stand before the marker, envision yourself standing alongside David Waldo on the battlefield, your heart pounding with every gunshot, your spirit soaring as you fight for liberty. This captivating tale serves not only as a tribute to Waldos bravery but also as an inspiration for us all to live our lives with purpose and conviction, always striving to make a difference in the world around us.