John Smith and Family” or “Donated in Memory of James Doolittle.” For example, a credit could read “Gift of Mr. The National Medal of Honor museum will provide a credit on labels within our museum exhibits and on our website.
Your donation will also be carefully digitized and presented on our National Medal of Honor Museum website and could be used within our educational and leadership programs – all efforts that will start prior to the opening of our museum. Prior to our opening in 2024, the National Medal of Honor Museum will display a limited number of objects within a Preview Center in Arlington, Texas. How will you use my donated objects prior to the opening of your museum? Some objects may be off display due to conservation or restoration needs. Other objects will be involved in rotations through our galleries and presentations. Every object that enters our collection will be digitized and made available on our website. The National Medal of Honor Museum seeks to display objects that help to tell the story of the Medal of Honor and its recipients. Will my donation be on display at the Museum? Have an object to donate? Email us at Asked Questions Autographs of Medal of Honor recipients.First-edition books written by Medal of Honor recipients.Artwork associated with Medal of Honor recipients and their actions.Original movie posters related to Medal of Honor recipients and their battles.Flags associated with Medal of Honor units. Flags associated with ships that a Medal of Honor recipient was assigned to or carried on.Reunion materials, yearbooks, scrapbooks related to a Medal of Honor recipient.Photographs, letters, diaries, journals from Medal of Honor recipients and family members.Weapons or other equipment utilized and/or owned by Medal of Honor recipients.
Uniform items, unit patches, dogtags or other personal effects of a Medal of Honor recipient.Other military decorations and insignia earned by a Medal of Honor recipient.Medal of Honor Certificates, Flags, Ribbons, or other Related Objects.We would be more than honored to accept loaned or donated medals. Please note that it is illegal to buy and sell Medals of Honor and other high military decorations.
Have an object to donate? Email us at of Interest These objects will be employed in exhibits that will be inside our future state-of-the-art museum in Arlington, Texas. To help us in that mission, the museum is seeking the following kinds of objects for its collection. The National Medal of Honor museum is seeking authentic artifacts and objects that will help us to tell the story of our more than 3,500 Medal of Honor recipients. Help us tell the stories of our Medal of Honor recipients
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