- Home
- News
- Events
- Online Services
- Photo Gallery
- Elected Officials
- Departments
- About Taylor
- Heritage Park
- Job Postings
- Census 2010
- Postcards from Taylor
- The Taylor American Warriors Museum
- Blogs
- Taylor Newsletter
- Contact
- City Phone Directory
- Help
Welcome to theCity of TaylorAmerican Warriors Museum |
![]() |
|
A place to honor those who have served
Located inside Taylor City Hall Hours: 10 A.M. – 4 P.M. Help us preserve the stories of our American warriors for future generations. The City of Taylor American Warriors Museum is funded through donations and staffed by volunteers. There is a donation box inside the museum for contributions. Please make checks payable to : |
|
Under the leadership of Councilman Butch Ramik, civic organizations, elected officials, city employees and volunteers worked countless hours to complete this project. During the months prior, volunteers worked diligently to collect and record information on the hundreds of items donated for display. The American Warriors Museum was opened to the public at a ribbon cutting ceremony during the City of Taylor’s annual “Day to Remember” Armed Forces Day event. A showcase in the atrium honors Congressman John D. Dingell, 2ndLt. U.S. Army and Michigan’s longest serving member of the House of Representatives. All items on display are from personal collections donated or on loan to the museum. Displays will change over time to include new arrivals. If you or someone you know would like to showcase a service member, donate or loan items to the museum, or serve as a volunteer host, please call (734) 374-8775. View the guest support letter from Councilman Herman "Butch" Ramik, here . |
|
|