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Museums, Memorials & Collections

Explore verified institutions preserving Medal of Honor exhibits, original medals, recipient artifacts, archival material, and substantial historical collections. Each profile is written for visitors and researchers, with evidence boundaries made explicit.

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Unit museumMOH-MUS-000023
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4th Infantry Division Museum

Fort Carson, Colorado, United States

The official Army museum description identifies a Medal of Honor wall among its interpretive features. That unit-level recognition connects named recipients to the division’s larger combat history without implying possession of their original medals.

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Evidence reviewed 2026-10-12

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Medal Of Honor MemorialMOH-MUS-000133
Public memorial; indoor display hours vary

Pueblo Medal of Honor Memorial at Heroes Plaza

Pueblo, Colorado, United States

The memorial provides direct, named representation of Pueblo’s four recipients through statues, citations, action maps, and an indoor information display. Granite panels listing the larger recipient community make the site both a local biographical memorial and a national Medal of Honor reference point.

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