Veterans & Emergency Services Museum
The Veterans and Emergency Services Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Our mission is to honor the men, women, and institutions who protect our way of life, and to preserve and interpret their histories. In so doing, our hope is that visitors will learn to understand and appreciate those who serve their countrymen through the armed and emergency services.
The museum's changing exhibits and programs will tell stories of military and civilian service from the 1850s to the present day. Its archives will allow visitors to reflect upon first-hand accounts of service recorded by the Scott Hosier Veterans Roundtable (2005-2016) and by the current VESM Roundtable.
Now is the time to join the Veterans and Emergency Services Museum. Membership in this non-profit organization will show your support of armed and emergency service providers and help create a museum worthy of their legacy. Whatever level of support you choose, your participation will fund development of an exciting new venue honoring those who dedicated their lives to the safety and security of others. This state-of-the-art cultural facility will offer unique opportunities for young and old to explore and learn.
A feasibility study for the Veterans and Emergency Services Museum was completed in March 2014. To read it, go here.
The Veterans and Emergency Services Museum has been in development for some time now. To read about the history of the VESM, go to the History page.
For more information please contact Dick Krom at 507-259-6708.