About the Memorial

The construction of the Martin County Veterans Memorial is now underway. Current and future plans for the memorial are outlined below.

MCVM VIRTUAL REALITY TOUR

This video takes you through a fly-through Virtual Reality Tour of the proposed design for the Martin County Veterans Memorial.

PHASE I OF THE MEMORIAL

A 70 foot flag pole supporting a 25′ x 15′ U.S. flag, a red granite sign and an 80′ x 8′ black granite wall with the names of Martin County Veterans have been installed as of 2019. Additional names will be added annually.

PHASE II OF THE MEMORIAL

Phase II will see the creation of a secluded natural setting with areas for quiet reflection by granite benches and life-size bronze statues of military soldiers representing all past and current war eras. A Bell Cobra-Fixed Wing Attack Helicopter, AH-1-66-F-15327, has also been acquired by the committee and will be put on permanent display at the memorial site.

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The garden behind the wall is catmint. We planted the purplish colored plant to coincide with the Purple Heart rock and medallion. The garden exploded in size and color and looks beautiful. When I trimmed the plants there was winterkill in several places. Janzen Greenhouse sold me a dozen plants at a nice discount to fill in the holes. Another Martin County business supporting our veterans. Thank you. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks to Kurt, Lori, Jason and Greg for meeting me at the Memorial today. We went to St Peter to the American Legion Riders benefit run to raise money for the Bravo Zulu house here in Martin County. This rehab facility can accommodate 12 men to help them overcome their addictions or PTSD resulting from their combat trauma. Plans are in the works for a similar facility for women in the Owatona area. We are truly lucky to have a facility such as this in our area. ... See MoreSee Less
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