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The Museum
The All Nations Native American Veterans Memorial Museum houses rare artifacts that span centuries of Native American life.
The Trading Post
The trading post is located in the first building. Items are for sale, and every cent of those proceeds goes directly back into the Museum and honoring more veterans' names.
The New Museum
This year, we finally opened our new Museum thanks to the incredible help of Jimmy Gross of Jefferson, Oregon. His dedication allowed the completion this space years ahead of schedule, providing a home for rare artifacts and personal histories.
The "Freedom Fighter" Statue
In 2012, while attending a powwow in Montana, we found a beautiful statue that we knew belonged here. It was created by Mr. Doug, a fellow Korea and Vietnam veteran. After he passed away, we purchased the statue from his family in 2013 and brought it all the way back to Oregon to stand as a permanent guardian of this memorial.
Sacred Artifacts & Personal Journeys
The Museum houses rare artifacts that span centuries of Native American life and reflect our own personal commitment to this legacy. This memorial stands forever as a tribute to the Native Americans who served.
Tour the Entire Two Museums
The Original Museum Building
The New Museum Building
Honoring The Veterans
Highlighting specific heroes and units that broke barriers and displayed unimaginable courage:
The Alamo Scouts
This is the only memorial in the U.S. that recognizes the Alamo Scouts, a top-secret outfit organized by General MacArthur in 1943.
The Code Talkers
While many know the Navajo, we honor the 34 different nations of code talkers who served our country.
Legendary
Tributes to legendary veterans, such as the first Native American woman killed in combat and the first Native American fighter pilot from World War II.
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Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission. All proceeds go to the museum.