New York State Vietnam Memorial

New York State Vietnam Memorial and Gallery

New York State Vietnam Memorial and Gallery

Hours of Operation

Vietnam Memorial Gallery
Robert Abrams Justice Building
Hours: Monday - Friday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

 

About the Memorial and Gallery

 

The New York State Vietnam Memorial commemorates the military service of New York State residents who served their country in Southeast Asia between 1961-1975, including more than four thousand who lost their lives or were declared missing in action. Dedicated in 1984, the memorial was one of the first such state efforts in the nation. The gallery was created to serve as a “living” component of the memorial, offering exhibits, and programs intended to increase public understanding of the Vietnam War and to continually honor those who served.

Exhibition on View

Vietnam Letters Title

This exhibition marks 50 years since U.S. troops withdrew from Vietnam, ending over a decade of conflict. The letters on display—sent by sons, daughters, siblings, and parents—capture raw emotion, offering comfort or bearing tragic news. They reveal personal stories of courage, loss, and resilience, honoring the New Yorkers who served and shedding light on the human cost of war.

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