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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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New Ulm, Minnesota, United States
Its Medal of Honor significance centers on New Ulm native Captain Willibald C. Bianchi. The museum maintains an exhibit titled “A New Ulm Hero: Captain Willibald Bianchi,” while National Guard documentation records the family’s donation of Bianchi’s Medal of Honor and other decorations to the historical society.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-09
View institution profileSaint Paul, Minnesota, United States
Minnesota legislation and the memorial’s official site define the project as a Capitol-area tribute to all Minnesota Medal of Honor recipients. The archive publishes one collective relationship and seventy-two named roster relationships, each as state commemoration rather than evidence that an original medal, uniform, or personal collection is present.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-11
View institution profileDuluth, Minnesota, United States
Its redesigned Medal of Honor Row explicitly honors five local recipients: Henry A. Courtney Jr., Michael Colalillo, Oscar F. Nelson, Donald E. Rudolph, and Dale E. Wayrynen. The institution separately confirms the display of Courtney’s actual Medal of Honor; that provenance must not be projected onto the four other recipients.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-10
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