Pompano Beach Dedication of First Amphibious Landing Monument

Pompano Beach to Celebrate Dedication of First Amphibious Landing Monument with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

Pompano Beach will be home to the only monument in the Continental United States dedicated to the Battle of Nassau—the first amphibious assault where American forces raised our colors for the first time on foreign soil—and the southernmost monument to any American Revolutionary event in the Continental U.S.

Press Release

The City of Pompano Beach and the Florida Society Sons of the American Revolution (FLSSAR) will celebrate the dedication of the First Amphibious Landing Monument with a ceremonial ribbon cutting at the entrance to the Pompano Beach Fisher Family Pier.

The event will be held Saturday, March 14th at 10:00 a.m. at the Fisher Family Pier at 222 N Pompano Beach Boulevard and will feature distinguished speakers, a dramatic presentation by forty honor guard members carrying historic flags, and a stirring performance by a traditional drum and fife corps, bringing Revolutionary War history to life along the City’s iconic beachfront.