Historic Site
National Purple Heart Hall of Honor
New York
374 Temple Hill Rd
New Windsor , NY 12553
United States
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The National Purple Heart Hall of Honor's mission is to collect, preserve and share the stories of all Purple Heart recipients. In 1782, General George Washington created the Badge of Military Merit, the forerunner of the Purple Heart. Today, the Hall of Honor is located on the final encampment of the Continental Army and serves as a registry of soldiers who have been wounded or killed defending the United States.
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National Purple Heart Hall of Honor : What's Nearby
New Windsor , NY
