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Below:
A plaque listing the contributors to The North Carolina Vietnam
Veterans Memorial Park. It was dedicated on Memorial Day, May 27,
1991. |
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Below:
The entry to the circular path leading to The Wall of Names, as
seen from entering the circle and leaving the circle. It is made of
North Carolina red brick. |
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The Wall of Names |
Below:
View of The Wall of Names from behind the plaque shown above.
The wall contains the names of over 1,620 North Carolinians killed or
missing in Vietnam. |
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Below:
The Wall of Names as seen from each side. |
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Below:
The bricks on the ground at the bottom of the Wall of Names
lists the Counties where the victims once lived in NC. The two RV Gypsies
only photographed the beginning and the end of the list of counties. |
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Below: The list of names on the wall. The two RV Gypsies only photographed the beginning and the end of the list of names. |
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Leaving
the memorial, the steps back up to the Rest Stop Parking lot. This entire
memorial is on the backside of the parking lot, and it would probably
be an accurate guess that most people do not even know it is here, especially
if they did not notice the small sign up by the road. Both times that
the two RV Gypsies were here, there was not another person around, even
though the rest stop parking lot was full of cars and trucks. |
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Continue
on in the order of travel to a 4-day RV Trip to Raleigh, NC and other
nearby areas, starting with the 
SKIP the campground and go to 
Go back to the full 
