3 Best Landmarks in Overland Park, KS

"9/11 Memorial serves to educate guests about the tragic events and heroic efforts of that day. The memorial remembers their sacrifices and teaches future generations about the tragic day. The memorial is located at the Overland Park Fire Training Center and is an outdoor memorial. The four educational panels, which include information from the 9/11 Commission Report, tell the stories of each downed flight. The victims' panel contains almost 3,000 names of those who perished in the 9/11 attacks on their nation. The Weeping Wall fountain represents those who survived.

"Korean War Veterans Memorial celebrates the service and sacrifice of those who served in the armed forces from 1950 to 1955 during the Korean War. The Memorial has 30 granite panels engraved with information about the Korean War, plaques for each of the five military service branches, and a Purple Heart and dedication panel. The Korean War Veterans Memorial features a curved wall, black marble benches, and privately subscribed memorial paving stones to honor individual U.S. military veterans of all services and eras. It has eight of the 30 panels that carry the names of the 415 Kansan soldiers who lost their lives in the war.

"Johnson County Library-Central Resource offers diverse resources and services to the community. With numerous branch locations, including the newly opened Merriam Plaza Library, the library provides access to various collections of books, audiobooks, e-books, magazines, and streaming videos. The library also offers a wide range of programs and events for all ages, including workshops, book groups, and exhibitions. Whether you are looking for educational resources, entertainment, or research materials, the library is a valuable resource for residents of Johnson County. Johnson County Library offers free parking and Wi-Fi connection for your convenience.