Lost, But Not Forgotten
HENRY ROSSI 1948 – 2023 Henry Carmine Rossi, 74, of Howell, NJ, passed away on Wednesday, 11 January 2023, at home after a long battle with liver cancer and injuries
HENRY ROSSI 1948 – 2023 Henry Carmine Rossi, 74, of Howell, NJ, passed away on Wednesday, 11 January 2023, at home after a long battle with liver cancer and injuries
HENRY ROSSI 1948 – 2023 Henry Carmine Rossi, 74, of Howell, NJ, passed away on Wednesday, 11 January 2023, at home after a long battle with liver cancer and injuries
On December 1st, 2022, the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial & Museum was delighted to host teachers from New Jersey and New York and teachers from across the country as
The New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial & Museum is celebrating the Holiday Season with a new display in our main lobby. We have partnered with the Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, and
The New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial & Museum is celebrating the Holiday Season with a new display in our main lobby. We have partnered with the Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, and
On December 1st, 2022, the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial & Museum was delighted to host teachers from New Jersey and New York and teachers from across the country as
By Kyle Peschler NJVVMF Intern Apollo 11 was one of the most historic moments in the Vietnam Era and a turning point in the Cold War against Soviet Russia. Being
By Kyle Peschler NJVVMF Intern Woodstock was a music festival that occurred in the summer of 1969 in Bethel, New York. The festival is known to this day for its
By Kyle Peschler NJVVMF Intern One of the most notable presidents in United States history, John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963. At this time the Vietnam War
By Kyle Peschler NJVVMF Intern On Thursday, June 9th employees from Home Depot gathered at the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial & Museum in order to give back to the
Getting to Know Kenneth Gurbisz By En Route Staff This is a series of spotlights on our Vietnam Veteran Tour Guides. These men are invaluable connections to the history of
Written by Jillian Decker, Mike Thornton, and Matthew Agrusti, MIDN 1/C, USMCR Last month, the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial & Museum was honored to host the Commissioning Ceremony for
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Due to a private event, the museum will be closed on December 10th.
As always, the Memorial is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week.