Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial, War memorial at Penn's Landing, Philadelphia, United States.
The Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial is a war memorial at Penn's Landing featuring a black granite wall inscribed with 648 names. Three bronze soldier sculptures complement the design and stand as part of the composition along the waterfront.
The memorial was dedicated in 1987 to honor soldiers from Pennsylvania who died in the Vietnam War. Its creation came as part of a broader movement to recognize local military service and sacrifice.
The memorial holds the names of fallen soldiers from Pennsylvania and hosts monthly flag ceremonies where families connect with their military heritage. Visitors can sense the ongoing bonds maintained at this place of remembrance.
The memorial is located at the corner of Front and Spruce Street and is easily accessible on foot. Public transportation and parking options are available nearby, with no restrictions on visiting at any time.
Behind each name on the wall lie detailed biographical records that preserve personal stories of the veterans. These documented details allow visitors to connect with the complete lives behind the inscriptions.
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