The Exhibit
Experience 250 Years of Service
Walk through 250 years of American military history through immersive galleries, authentic artifacts, and the personal stories of veterans whose courage helped shape our nation.
United in Service is more than an exhibit. It is a place to reflect, learn, honor, and connect with the people behind our nation’s history.
Built by Experts. Inspired by Those Who Served.
Every gallery within United in Service has been developed with guidance from respected historians, museum professionals, veteran leaders, and community partners committed to preserving America’s military history with accuracy and integrity.
Meet the Veterans
The Heart of United in Service Is the People
Meet twelve extraordinary veterans whose personal stories bring history to life. Through photographs, interviews, artifacts, and digital storytelling, visitors will discover the courage, humor, heartbreak, and hope that define military service.
Damian Kosmosky
Joshua Dawsen
Ashley Goodwin
Curt Cannon
Diane Keith
Marissa LaCourt
Ashley Hesse
Mike McElhiney
Gaither Robinson
Mike Medhaug
Bryce Mcgee
Every visitor leaves with a deeper appreciation that history is not simply remembered—it is lived.
What You’ll Experience
Every Visit Includes Opportunities to Explore, Discover, and Connect
Four Days of Impact
One Unforgettable Week
Opening Reception
3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Community leaders, partners, veterans, and supporters gather for the official unveiling of United in Service.
Rapid Claims Clinic, Veteran Resource & Job Fair
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Veterans can schedule an appointment for the Rapid Claims Clinic, connect with essential services and meet employers who value their experience. Closed to the public.
Open to the Public
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Families from across Minnesota experience the exhibit, explore the Tribute Garden, and celebrate generations of military service.
Open to the Public | Closing Ceremony
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Honor Someone You Love
A personalized Tribute Tag ensures your veteran’s story becomes part of the United in Service Tribute Garden and remains available online for generations to come.