Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Plaza
Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Plaza Map
About Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Plaza in Vancouver
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Plaza is located in Vancouver, Washington, United States. Established in 2013, this plaza serves as a tribute to military veterans and is maintained by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7824. The plaza is situated between Esther Short Park and the Waterfront in downtown Vancouver.
A notable feature of the plaza is the "Remembrance Wall," which showcases murals created by the Clark County Mural Society. These murals are part of what is considered the longest mural in the state of Washington, adding visual interest and historical context to the site.
The plaza provides a peaceful setting for reflection and remembrance, with various memorials and monuments paying tribute to those who have bravely served their country. Its location near downtown Vancouver makes it easily accessible to visitors and locals alike.
In September 2013, the City of Vancouver and the Veterans of Foreign Wars joined forces to dedicate this plaza, emphasizing its importance as both a memorial site and a part of the city's ongoing beautification efforts.