Philadelphia Korean War Memorial Park

Very solemn reminder of the price of war. If you study modern history, very informative memorial to see alot of info.

The Philadelphia Korean War Memorial Park, located in the Society Hill neighborhood, is a solemn space dedicated to the memory of over 600 servicemen from the Philadelphia area who were killed or went missing during the Korean War. The park features the Philadelphia Korean War Memorial, which was initially dedicated on June 22, 2002, and rededicated in 2007 after further enhancements1. It includes four 16-foot tall granite columns, each representing a year of the conflict, and six granite monoliths that provide information about the war, including major units, specific events, and battles. The memorial also showcases a bronze statue titled “The Final Farewell” and is the site of annual Veterans Day and Memorial Day services, honoring those who served and sacrificed.