National Memorials

National memorials are dedicated sites or structures that honor significant individuals, events, or groups in a nation's history. They serve as respectful commemorations, helping people remember and reflect on important contributions, sacrifices, or milestones. Often marked by statues, plaques, or monuments, national memorials are places for education, reflection, and national pride, fostering understanding of a country’s heritage and values. They are maintained by government or organizations to preserve their significance for future generations.