Visit Montana Veterans Memorial in Great Falls, MT

A Place Of Honor

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Veterans Memorial

Built and maintained to honor all veterans living and deceased.




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Historical Landmarks

The memorial is located near many historical landmarks, including the C.M. Russell Museum and Glacier National Park.

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Our Mission Statement

To honor and recognize all Veterans of all branches of military service to the United States of America in peace and war. A veteran is defined as any man or woman of any age who has served in any branch of the military of the United States of America in any capacity. To equally honor Veterans living or deceased.



A Place Of Honor


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Members of the Founding Committee:

Michael Winters, Barbara Winters, Fran Keith, Harry Keith, Dolores Heinen, Frank Tuss

Not Pictured: David Bissonnette, Robert Heinen

Our history

In September 1999, a creative group of citizens set into motion the inspired task of bringing the largest and most impressive Montana Veterans Memorial to Great Falls. A monument, a memorial, a Place of Honor to grace a hilltop and remind us all of the sacrifice made for the freedom we enjoy today. This hilltop was chosen for visibility, access, the view of the Missouri River, Rocky Mountains, prairie, and the City of Great Falls. We have a proud military history and now, in the Place of Honor, we have an important asset to the City of Great Falls and the great State of Montana. Thank you to every individual who helped build this Place of Honor. This dream could not have been realized without you. Appreciation will forever be yours as families, children and grandchildren come to visit this Memorial in years to come. 


Michael J. Winters, President 

Montana Veterans Memorial Association

May 29, 2006

Things to Keep in Mind When Visiting

When visiting the Montana Veterans Memorial, there are some essential rules and regulations to follow. The Veterans Memorial:


  • Does not allow alcohol or illegal activity
  • Does not allow vending, commercial or political activity
  • Does not allow fireworks
  • Does not have any public restrooms


We trust that you will treat the memorial with respect.

Learn More About the Montana Veterans Memorial

There are many amazing facts to learn about the Montana Veterans Memorial. This memorial:

Has a warrior angel statue to honor all men and women who have served our nation

Was built and is maintained by private donations and individuals


Is located near many historical landmarks, including Glacier National Park


Call us today at 406-454-9070 to learn more about the memorial park, historical landmarks, Veterans Memorial. We’ll be happy to answer your questions.

Learn More About the Historical Landmarks Near the Memorial
Call us today at 406-454-9070 if you have any questions