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Medina Veterans Memorial

The memorial features a stone wall engraved with names of Medina-area men and women who served. A Texas flag flies above the site, and a stone sculpture anchors the display. The memorial is maintained entirely by local volunteers who add names as they are verified.

Why people come here

Community-built and volunteer-maintained Free and always accessible Visible from Highway 16 Honors multiple generations of service

Before you go

The memorial is visible from Highway 16. The completed source pass did not establish managed visitor hours or a dedicated parking area.

Good to know

What is the Medina Veterans Memorial?

A community-built stone memorial wall on Highway 16 in Medina listing the names of local residents who served in the armed forces. It includes a stone sculpture and flies a Texas flag.

Is there a fee to visit?

No. The memorial is free and accessible at all times. It sits along Highway 16 and is visible from the road.

Who maintains the memorial?

The memorial is maintained entirely by local volunteers. Names are added as they are verified by the community.

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