Radiating out to many
of the buildings on the Museum site, the Veterans
Plaza/Courtyard connects the spirit of those who served or
are serving our nation–in times of war or peace– with the spirit of those who honor them
today. Three brick areas in the Plaza/Courtyard provide
opportunities for paying tribute to veterans and others. (Download
the Brick Tribute Form from the link at the end of this page.)
Veterans Plaza Bricks
The Veteran's
Plaza recognize each war or conflict in America's
history. Any veteran can be honored here with an
individual brick. Honorees are not required to be natives or residents of
Person County. Bricks are grouped according to the event or
time period—Revolutionary War, War of
1812, Mexican War, Civil War, Spanish-American War, WWI, WWII,
Korean War, Vietnam War, Persian Gulf War, War on Terrorism,
etc.
About 4000 bricks were made
available for this part of the memorial. Each brick features
three lines of information: a veteran's name; veteran's unit,
division or company,
and the veteran's rank and branch of service. These bricks can
be purchased for $150.00 each. Only veterans are honored in this
part of the Plaza.
Gazebo Bricks
Centered around the gazebo,
oversized 8" x 8" bricks lead up to
the four gazebo entrances. These bricks can be designated
for veterans or other individuals as well as businesses and
organizations. Up to five lines of
information can be inscribed. The inscription can refer to the
individual, business or organization, or it can relay a quote,
or inspirational adage or short message. These bricks can be purchased for $300.00 each.
Walkway Aprons
Nine
brick aprons
intersect the concrete walkways that lead to the gazebo and
connect the Veteran's Plaza. Each apron holds about 50 bricks.
Three are designated for veterans only. The other six can honor
or memorialize anyone. These bricks sell for $75.00 each. If
you would like to honor your special veteran, friends or loved
one, or if you would like your business' or organization's name to be
included among the bricks in the Veteran's Plaza/Courtyard, click
here to download the Brick Tribute form. Print the order
form and fill it out carefully. Then mail to the address on the form along with your check.
You may also contact the
museum at the phone number or email address below. (The
Brick Tribute Order Form is an Adobe Acrobat pdf file. If you
do not have an Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer,
click here
and follow the instructions for the FREE reader.) |