Create these cranes to honor all lives lost in war and those who work for peace. Any cranes that are brought/mailed to The Highground will be displayed as a reminder to:
The public is invited to attend the Grand Opening of the exhibit, “Supporting the Mission—Working Warriors” at The Highground Veterans Memorial Park Museum near Neillsville, on Saturday, August 8, at noon. Fr Conrad Targonski will be the guest speaker to Continue reading →
An informal gathering of Gulf War, GWOT (Global War on Terror—including OIF, OEF, to present day) Veterans, their families, Gold Star families, and families of those we have lost since returning home from serving, will be held on Saturday, July Continue reading →
The Highground Veterans Memorial Park is welcoming visitors to visit the three current exhibits at The Highground Museum and donate items for homeless veterans with canine companions. “Vietnam Experience”, an exhibit consisting of hundreds of items from the Vietnam Continue reading →
The Highground Gift Shop and Museum will reopen at 10am on Monday, May 18, with specific guidelines in place. Although the state Supreme Court overturned Wisconsin’s stay-at-home order yesterday afternoon (May 13), we feel it is vital to open cautiously Continue reading →
The Vietnam Veterans Day Recognition Ceremony scheduled for Saturday, March 28th, has been cancelled, due to the statewide ban of public gatherings of 10 people or more.
The safety of The Highground community is our number one priority. As Continue reading →
The Highground hosted a Grand Opening of its current exhibit, “The Vietnam Experience”, on Saturday, February 1. The Museum was filled with guests eager to see all the Vietnam War memorabilia from Historic Military Impressions and a selection Continue reading →
The public is invited to attend the Grand Opening of the exhibit, “Vietnam Experience” at The Highground Veterans Memorial Park Museum outside of Neillsville on Saturday, February 1st at 1pm.
The exhibit—consisting of a large number of artifacts, uniforms, Continue reading →
“Multiply by Six Million: Portraits and Stories of Holocaust Survivors†presents a visually arresting and powerful first-person history of one of the defining events of the 20th century through photographic portraits and personal stories of Holocaust survivors. The Highground Veterans Continue reading →
You just can’t imagine how miserable a person can be, trying to sleep, propped in the corner of a wet, muddy, sometimes water-filled Continue reading →
