Memorial Day officially became a national holiday in 1971, though it was celebrated as early as the 1860s following the Civil War. Our Nation lives because of the final sacrifice that our servicemen and women paid. Join us in commemorating and honoring those who died while serving our country and remember the true meaning of Memorial Day.

Schedule:

9:00 a.m - 7:00 p.m: 1000 Flag Display
911 Steel Traveling Display Courtesy Of The Goodtimers
3:00 p.m: Moment Of Silence
3:05 p.m: Posting Of Colors And Musket Salute By The Sons Of The American Revolution
3:15 p.m: Reading Of The Names