Medal of Honor Murals: Honoring Valor, One Mural at a Time
Each MoH Mural would honor the recipient by incorporating their portrait alongside a tasteful illustration of them in action, featuring their specific branch's medal. These custom military mural panels aim to keep their memory and story alive, educating tourists about all those who went above and beyond the call of duty.
Through hand painted Medal of Honor mural panels, we celebrate the bravery of these heroes, fulfilling our mission of honoring veterans and ensuring their sacrifices are remembered through striking military murals. As a patriotic mural painter for veterans memorials, I strive to bring their stories to life.
© Single panel front/back by Bubba of Medal of Honor recipient Robert John Hibbs.
© A custom-poured panel concept sketch by Bubba featuring Medal of Honor recipient Michael Murphy.
© A two-panel concept sketch by Bubba featuring Medal of Honor recipient Junior Edwards.
© A single-panel with roof sketch concept by Bubba of Medal of Honor recipient Salvatore Giunta.
© A custom multi-panel concept sketch by Bubba featuring Medal of Honor recipient Salvatore Giunta.
We begin in Sioux City, Iowa — hometown of Medal of Honor recipient Bud Day — and continue across 300 miles of Highway 20, honoring Iowa’s heroes and adding recipients from states beyond the highway’s path.
In total, Iowa has at least 54 Medal of Honor recipients, including 29 from the Civil War alone, with many distinguished heroes spanning conflicts from the late 19th century through modern wars.
The Medal of Honor Highway stretches across the entire US!
Our mission is to honor all who have gone above and beyond the call of duty to protect their comrades and our country—over 3,500 heroes whose stories deserve to be remembered across America.
Freedom Rock Foundation
Creating new and unique Veterans murals and memorials & maintaining the existing Freedom Rocks® around the state and country.