Korean War Memorial

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480 Ocean St
Hyannis, MA 02601
+1 (202) 407-9408
https://jfkhyannismuseum.org

The John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum is dedicated to preserving and promoting the legacy of President John F. Kennedy and his family, highlighting their deep connections to Cape Cod. With engaging exhibits, dynamic cultural programming, and a commitment to sustainability, the museum serves as a vital resource for honoring this important piece of local history.

In addition to its historical exhibitions, the museum supports educational initiatives, including scholarship opportunities for local high school students, fostering a connection between the past and the future. Through various events and programs, the museum continues to celebrate the Kennedy family's impact and their enduring relationship with Cape Cod.

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Anrana S.
12/9/2017

Located next to the JFK memorial. A nice little spot honoring the Korean War Veterans who called Cape Cod home. Lots of names engraved on the walkway, along benches. We all need to take a...

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Donna M.
6/16/2017

To stand @ this Memorial & reflect on the fact that 5 Million soldiers and civilians lost their lives during the 3-year Korean War caused me to think about how young they were taken & how their...

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