Colorado Veterans Monuments

Colorado Veterans Monument

Colorado Veterans Monument
200 E Colfax Ave., Denver CO

The Colorado Veterans Monument was built by the volunteer staff of the Colorado Tribute to Veterans Fund, Inc. which was formed in 1983 by Tim Drago, a Vietnam Veteran. When he discovered that other veterans from World War I, World War II, and Korea had also not been honored at our State Capitol, the veterans monument evolved into its present form. It is both a memorial to the dead and a tribute for the living of the past, present, and future.

website: ColoradoVeteransMonument.org

Morrison Veterans Memorial

Webster Park
Morrison, Colorado

Northglenn Veterans Memorial

Webster Park
Northglenn, Colorado

The sculpture selected is a replica of the United States flag standing 23 feet high with ten figures emerging from the base of the flag. The uniforms the soldiers wear represent the various conflicts in American History; War on Terrorism, Marine; Persian Gulf War, Female Aviator; Korean War Nurse & Wounded Soldier; WWI Doughboys; Vietnam War Infantrymen; WWII Sailor & Infantryman. To date, this is the largest American flag replica in the United States.

website: Veterans Memorial, City of Northglenn

Western Slope Vietnam War Memorial

Field of Dreams
Fruita, Colorado

website: FieldOfDreams.org

The Colorado Freedom Memorial

Time and again America has called on Colorado's sons and daughters to defend the world's freedom.

Thousands who answered the call never returned.

DO YOU KNOW WHO THEY WERE?

Over 6,000 Colorado veterans left their homes, and our communities to make the world a better place.

HOW WILL YOU HONOR THEIR SACRIFICE?

The Colorado Freedom Memorial gives us all a place to pay respects to the memory of those that did not return. The Memorial will be constructed of glass that will reflect Colorado's mountains and blue skies. 14-feet tall and 125-feet long, the glass panels will be etched with the names of the over 6000 who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom. Privates, Generals, MIAs, Civilians, all wars and all branches of service, honored in one place. There is NO memorial in America like it.

Website: http://www.cfmf.net/home.asp

Broomfield Veterans Memorial Museum

All About the Broomfield Veterans Memorial Museum

Broomfield is unique in many ways. One is that it was created, settled, and given its fundamental, direction, and character by members of the World War II generation.

Website: http://www.broomfieldvmm.com/