The U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum plays an important role in our regional community. Whether it is hosting local organization meetings, speaking at schools on military history, or working with other museums.
Contact us for more information about hosting your event, school visits, or field trips.
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Huntsville Museum of Art
Huntsville Museum of Art
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The U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum is proud of its partnership with the Huntsville Museum of Art. For a photographic exhibition at the art museum, which featured iconic images from the World War II era, the museum supplied artifacts and weapons that related directly to the photographs.
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Huntsville Veterans Day Parade
Huntsville Veterans Day Parade
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Some of the vehicles taking part in the Huntsville Veterans Day Parade each year are contributed by the U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum. We are excited to contribute to this event as a way to honor our veterans and their historic impact.
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Wreaths for Veterans
Wreaths for Veterans
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The organization Wreaths for Veterans is dedicated to remembering our fallen men and women around the holidays by assembling wreaths and placing them onto our local solider's graves. Working closely with the group, the U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum offers volunteers a place to help the organization.
If you are interested in volunteering, please see our events page for the next date or contact the museum at info@memorialmuseum.org or call (256) 883-3737. -
Army Emergency Relief Fund
Army Emergency Relief Fund
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The U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum plays a part in the Huntsville civilian community which tries to raise money and awareness for the Army Emergency Relief Fund. -
First Patriot Support Corps
First Patriot Support Corps
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Retired U.S. Army Colonel Tom Brown is a volunteer at the U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum and attempts to spread knowledge through his volunteer time. Together with the First Patriot Support Corps, Brown tries to give young teens an opportunity to experience American history first hand.