Named after a former Arizona governor, Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza stands adjacent to the State Capitol Museum in downtown Phoenix.
The park spreads across two square blocks and is home to several monuments erected to honor those who have contributed to the Grand Canyon State.
Among these is the Vietnam Veterans' Memorial. Ten granite columns bear the names of Arizona residents who lost their lives in the war. Other wars honored include World Wars I and II, the Korean War and Desert Storm.
Statues honoring other heroes are found throughout the park. Franklin D. Roosevelt's Civilian Conservation Corps are mentioned for their work in parks and forests throughout the state, as are the pioneer women of frontier Arizona.
We invite you to visit the memorial at Wesley Bolin Plaza, which is located at 1700 West Washington Street, at the corner of 17th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. We also welcome any comments or feedback you may have regarding the Memorial. Please feel free to leave your comments and suggestions in our guest book, or email them to Owen Keefe in care of, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza
1700 West Washington St
(at the corner of 17th Avenue)
Phoenix, AZ 85007-2812
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