1
The proposed Education Center will feature the wars of the 20th and 21st centuries, honoring those who came home, as well as those who lost their lives.

2
A park atmosphere designed for teaching and learning, reflection, and celebration of peace and democracy.

3
A proposed time line depicting the events in history from the year 1900 to the year 2010.

4
The Regiment of Columns, displaying stories of veterans and Medal of Honor recipients.

5
The Hall of Honor temple, where the 11,000 Alabamians who lost their lives will be forever engraved in stone.

The Birmingham Visitors and Convention Bureau

The Birmingham Museum of Art

Robert R. Meyer Planetarium

Sloss Furnace

The Alabama Theatre

The McWane Center and IMAX Theatre

The Southern Museum of Flight

Rickwood Field-America's Oldest Ballpark

Visionland Amusement Park

Veterans Day originated in Birmingham, Alabama!
The City is recognized for hosting the oldest and largest Veterans Day Parade in the United States.
For more information about the parade, visit Birmingham Vets on the web or contact:

National Veterans Day in Birmingham
P.O. Box 642
Birmingham, AL 35201
205/879-1516