Preservation · Remembrance · Historical interpretation
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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Greenville, Texas, United States
Audie Murphy is one of the best-known Medal of Honor recipients, and the museum provides focused interpretation of his military career, postwar life, and local legacy. The profile below distinguishes that substantial recipient interpretation from any unsupported claim about the location of his original medal.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-09
View institution profileHobart, Oklahoma, United States
The institution states that its Medal of Honor exhibit contains an authentic Medal of Honor and the signatures of twenty recipients. Because the official page does not identify the medal’s recipient, presentation history, or provenance, The archive records it as an institution-described authentic exemplar rather than as a recipient-linked original presentation medal. The signatures remain a collective display without inferred names.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-12
View institution profileWest Sayville, New York, United States
Michael P Murphy is the museum’s namesake, and the institution publishes a dedicated Operation Red Wings narrative describing his actions and sacrifice. The archive records a permanent recipient-interpretation relationship tied to the museum’s identity and exhibits. It does not infer that Murphy’s original Medal of Honor is held or displayed at this site.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-11
View institution profileNorfolk, Virginia, United States
MacArthur was a Medal of Honor recipient, and the Memorial holds his personal papers and extensive life collection. Those materials provide unusually deep context for his recipient record while also documenting military leadership from the First World War through the occupation of Japan and the Korean War.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-08
View institution profileAltoona, Florida, United States
Florida’s Museum of History directly records that the homestead’s Military Room exhibits several of McTureous’s other medals and personal effects. Crucially, the same state source says his actual Medal of Honor is exhibited at the distinct Lake County Museum in Tavares. The MOH Archive therefore links the homestead for its personal-artifact and biographical relevance without misassigning the original decoration.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-12
View institution profileSuperior, Wisconsin, United States
Richard Ira Bong is a Medal of Honor recipient as well as the institution’s central biographical subject. The archive links directly to Bong’s recipient record because the museum documents and interprets his life, decorated combat service and legacy. Nothing in the available museum description warrants a separate claim that Bong’s original Medal of Honor is held or permanently displayed here.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-10
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