Milwaukee County War Memorial Center in Milwaukee, WI, is a dynamic tribute that goes beyond traditional veterans memorials. Founded by the Milwaukee community, it stands as a living commemoration to "Honor the Dead by Serving the Living." Instead of mere monuments, this center offers educational experiences that vividly portray the stories of veterans who bravely served and sacrificed for our freedom.
The center welcomes around 184,000 visitors annually, including 56,000 students, offering services valued at $576,000. Noteworthy events like the Vietnam Veteran Memorial Commemorative Bricks dedication on Memorial Day and the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII ornament sale at select locations like the Milwaukee Art Museum and Kegel’s Inn support the center's mission to honor the dead and serve the living.
With a focus on preserving the legacy of Wisconsin's 64 Medal of Honor recipients, the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center boasts exhibits, event spaces, and educational programs that bring to life the stories of those who shaped the nation. It stands as a place where the past meets the present in a meaningful tribute to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
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