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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 profileTavares, Florida, United States
The museum is a documented location for the original Medal of Honor of Marine Private Robert M. McTureous Jr., a Lake County recipient killed after his heroic action on Okinawa. This creates a direct local-history link between the recipient, his home region, and the physical award.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-10
View institution profileAllentown, Pennsylvania, United States
The society specifically announced an original Medal of Honor awarded to Ignatz Gresser for a special July 4, 2026 viewing. Gresser was recognized for rescuing a wounded comrade under fire at Antietam. That dated event is evidence of a held medal, not a permanent-display schedule.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-10
View institution profileWharton, Texas, United States
The museum is a documented location associated with the original Medal of Honor of Navy recipient Johnnie D. Hutchins. That connection provides the archive with a community-level counterpart to Hutchins material documented at larger national institutions.
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-10
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