Medal of Honor Host City Museum
at North Central Texas College
Mission Statement
The Medal of Honor Host City Museum seeks to honor the courageous achievements and heroic efforts of soldiers who fought to preserve our nation’s freedom and to commemorate their lives. Through engaging exhibits, educational programs, and community outreach, we seek to inspire future generations to embody the values of courage, sacrifice, and patriotism exemplified by Medal of Honor recipients.

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
April 10, 2025 5-7pm at 1525 W. California Gainesville Texas 76240
The Medal of Honor Host City Museum is a lasting tribute to the timeless virtues of bravery and selflessness. It offers a rich collection of exhibits, educational programs, and public events that honor the heroic actions of Medal of Honor recipients. Inside, visitors will find an array of artifacts from these courageous individuals and their families, providing a platform to preserve their stories of heroism for future generations.
The museum’s educational initiatives are important in inspiring students by offering engaging learning experiences that impart valuable knowledge. It also provides unique opportunities for learners of all ages to deepen their understanding and expand their skills.
Beyond its exhibits, the museum serves as a vibrant venue that celebrates the enduring legacy of our nation’s heroes. Through dynamic public programs and thought-provoking lectures, the museum highlights their remarkable contributions. More than just a physical space, it stands as a living tribute—a place where history comes alive, offering a profound connection to the past. Here, the stories of courage, vision, and unwavering dedication unfold, serving as a beacon of inspiration. The museum kindles a profound sense of pride and duty, inspiring future generations to not merely reflect on the sacrifices that forged our nation’s history but to steadfastly uphold the values that continue to shape its enduring legacy.
Medal of Honor Host City 2025 Schedule
Wednesday, April 9
through
Saturday, April 12
Help us make this dream of a museum a reality to honor our Medal of Honor Recipients