Victory Memorial Drive in Minneapolis
A little-known memorial to servicemen and nurses killed in the line of duty during the First World War.

📜 Victory Memorial Drive is a 3.8-mile memorial parkway in Minneapolis, dedicated in 1921 to the 568 Hennepin County servicemen and women who died in World War I.
🔍 Part of the Minneapolis Park System’s Grand Rounds, it features over 500 memorial trees and markers.

Why Go

🌳 Impressive memorial with over 500 trees and markers
🚗 Enjoy a scenic drive through a residential neighborhood
🏛️ See the Grand Army of the Republic Circle and Abraham Lincoln statue

🅿️ Parking Free street parking available around the Drive and Memorial Flagpole.

🚌 Public Transport Accessible via the 19H bus from downtown Minneapolis.

Last updated 28 days ago

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