N.C. Korean War Memorial

N.C. Korean War Memorial

Introduction

A place of honor and remembrance, the N.C. Korean War Memorial in Mint Hill pays tribute to the brave North Carolinians who served in the Korean War. This beautifully designed memorial sits within the scenic Veterans Memorial Park and features a striking black granite wall engraved with the names of over 800 fallen soldiers. The site provides a space for quiet reflection, allowing visitors to pay their respects while learning about the sacrifices made during the "Forgotten War."Surrounded by peaceful walking trails and well-maintained gardens, the memorial offers a meaningful stop for history enthusiasts and those wishing to connect with the past. Informative plaques provide context about the war and its impact, making it an educational visit for families, students, and military history buffs alike.

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Honor the memory of North Carolina’s Korean War veterans at a solemn and beautifully designed memorial. A must-visit for history lovers and those paying tribute to our nation’s heroes.

Local tips

The memorial is best visited in the morning for a quiet, reflective experience. Bring a camera to capture the powerful engravings and take a peaceful walk through the surrounding park.

Directions

The N.C. Korean War Memorial is located inside Veterans Memorial Park at 8850 Fairview Road, Mint Hill, NC 28227. If coming from downtown Charlotte, take I-485 Outer Loop toward Mint Hill, then exit onto NC-51/Blair Road. Follow Blair Road for about 3 miles, then turn right onto Fairview Road. The entrance to Veterans Memorial Park will be on your left. The memorial itself is near the main walking trail, just a short stroll from the parking lot.
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