WILLIAMS — After almost a year of delay, the Moving Wall is finally set up in Williams. About 25 volunteers assisted in getting the wall set up which took about four-hours. Mayor John Moore came out to look at the Wall. He said that after ten-years of trying to get the wall here, it was difficult to believe that it was actually here.
About 25 volunteers assisted in the contruction of the Moving Wall.
The Moving Wall is a replica of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. which–until recent events–is visited each year on Memorial Day by veterans of Run For The Wall and Rolling Thunder. This memorial means a great deal to the remaining heroes of the Vietnam Era, so we ask that you take your dogs somewhere else to take care of their natural business while the Moving Wall is in place. If your dog has an accident, we ask that you clean it up immediately.
The last piece of the wall being put into place by volunteers.
There will be a ceremony beginning at 10 a.m. tomorrow and there will be displays of military equipment and other military service organizations.
Each slab of the Moving Wall was carefully carried and put into place by volunteers.
Each slab of the Moving Wall was carefully carried and put into place by volunteers.
Each slab of the Moving Wall was carefully carried and put into place by volunteers.
The components of the wall were not allowed to touch ground. Volunteers, here, hold it up on their feet until it was put into place.
Mayor John Moore of Williams toured the Moving Wall.
Visitors started touring the wall before completion.
Panels of the wall being cleaned of any fingerprints left by volunteers.
