Hundreds of motorcyclists escort the Moving Wall to the Knox Museum
Thu, 05/26/2016 - 1:45pm
The Moving Wall, seen here being towed by the yellow truck, and motorcyclists cross the bridge from Wiscasset to Edgecomb. Courtesy of Kim Traina
One of the hundreds of motorcyclists escorting the Moving Wall. Courtesy of Kim Traina
Showing their support from the sidelines are Edgecomb residents, Willis and Mary Clifford. Courtesy of Kim Traina
The Moving Wall, seen here being towed by the yellow truck, and motorcyclists cross the bridge from Wiscasset to Edgecomb. Courtesy of Kim Traina
One of the hundreds of motorcyclists escorting the Moving Wall. Courtesy of Kim Traina
Showing their support from the sidelines are Edgecomb residents, Willis and Mary Clifford. Courtesy of Kim Traina
It was a humbling sight to witness the outpouring of support for the Vietnam Memorial Moving Wall winding its way up Route 1 to Thomaston. The Knox Museum is hosting the Wall Memorial Day Weekend with many events planned (www.knoxmuseum.org/events/) to honor veterans. As part of the tribute to Vietnam veterans, there is an indoor exhibit depicting the stories and photographs of Nurse Capt. Beth Parks. Beth was stationed in Cu Chi in 1966-67. Seen through the eyes of a nurse, Beth's images and words detail a unique and riveting viewpoint of her Vietnam experience.
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