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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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Memorial institutionMOH-MUS-000081
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Indiana Medal of Honor Memorial

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

The Indiana War Memorials Foundation states that the twenty-seven glass walls are etched with the names of all Medal of Honor recipients and represent fifteen conflicts. The archive preserves this as one collective memorial relationship rather than thousands of redundant recipient links. The site is commemorative and does not imply custody of original medals or personal artifacts.

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Military history museumMOH-MUS-000120
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Indiana War Memorial Museum

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

The War Memorial’s published battle flag history documents Color Sergeant George Lovell Banks of the 15th Indiana Infantry carrying the regimental colors at Missionary Ridge in 1863 and receiving the Medal of Honor. This is a direct connection to a documented regimental flag, not evidence that Banks’s physical Medal of Honor is in the museum.

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