WWI Museum honors veterans with new exhbit, free events for Veterans Day from

WWI Museum Honors Veterans with New Exhibit, Free Events for Veterans Day

New Exhibit, "The Great War: America's Indelible Mark," Shares Stories of Kansas City Veterans

The National WWI Museum and Memorial is honoring veterans with a new exhibit and free events for Veterans Day. "The Great War: America's Indelible Mark" shares the stories of Kansas City veterans who served in WWI through immersive displays and interactive experiences.

Exhibit Highlights

Rare artifacts, including uniforms, weapons, and personal letters.
Interactive maps that track the journeys of Kansas City soldiers.
Oral histories and interviews with local veterans.

Free Events for Veterans Day

On Veterans Day, Friday, November 11, the museum will offer free admission to all veterans and their families. Special events include:

Medal of Honor ceremony at 11 AM.
Wreath-laying ceremony at 2 PM.
Free screenings of the documentary "The Great War" throughout the day.

Honoring the Legacy of WWI Veterans

The museum's new exhibit and free events are a fitting tribute to the men and women who served in WWI. Their sacrifices helped shape the course of history, and their stories deserve to be remembered.

Museum Information

The National WWI Museum and Memorial is located at 2 Memorial Drive in Kansas City, MO. The museum is open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM. For more information, visit the museum's website at www.theworldwar1.org.