Veteran Points of Interest

Waterloo, Iowa, deeply honors its military heritage with numerous points of interest dedicated to veterans.

Tour the Grout Museum District

The Grout Museum District is the perfect place to spend your day learning about the world through history and science. The museum district is composed of the Sullivan Brothers Iowa Veterans Museum, the Grout Museum of History and Science, the Science Imaginarium, the Rensselaer Russell House Museum, and the Snowden House.

Address: 503 South Street

Visit The Location Of The Five Sullivan Brothers Childhood Home

The Five Sullivan brother’s childhood home is located on 98 Adams Street in Waterloo. Drive past the residence and remember the history of these brothers.

Address: 98 Adams Street

Credit | Pat Kinney, Grout Museum District

Stroll through the Veteran’s Memorial Park

As you walk through the Veteran’s Memorial Park you will see monuments, plaques, and paved bricks that commemorate all the wars and conflicts these men and women have fought in.

Address: 655 Cedar Street

See the Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial Monument

The Vietnam Memorial Monument has 45 service members names etched into it. The monument was created to help honor those who were missing or killed in action during the Vietnam War. It has been described as great place for reflection.

Address: 100 East 4th Street

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