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LEVEL I ACCREDITED ARBORETUM

Medal of Honor Grove Arboretum

The Medal of Honor Grove is a 42 acre woodland site located on the campus of the Freedom Foundation in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. It is a living memorial to the nations Medal of Honor Recipients. It was created in the late 1960s with President Eisenhower, Dr. Ken Wells and E.F. Hutton as architects. There are 50 identified tree species within the grove, which are mostly native to the Pennsylvania area.