Check back for updates on progress regarding building the Foundation & Platform for the wall panels.
To find the link to "How The Moving Wall Is Made,” just scroll down.
Planning for building the foundation & platform to support The Moving Wall panels began with a visit to 84 Lumber in St. Albans, West Virginia, on Wednesday, March 4, 2026. A stop at Lowe’s in Nitro followed to check out the Precast Concrete Post Base/Foundations. The total needed is calculated by dividing the wall’s length by 4 ft on-center—250 ft (+) divided by 4 ft equals 64 precast concrete bases/fdns. & posts will be required. Next steps include drafting a Bill of Materials and creating a few sketches, possibly a detailed drawing. Progress updates will be shared here as they happen. Volunteers are needed to help build the platform and install the panels. Additionally, power tools INCLUDING A TABLE SAW and a generator will be required. Volunteers and donations are welcome.
There is one (1) "FEATURED SPONSOR" (Platform Building Materials) available.
and will also receive maximum exposure in all "THE MOVING WALL."
promotional materials.
Scroll down to #2
Here's a link to a previous display of THE MOVING WALL
FEATURED SPONSORS
#1) There is one (1) "FEATURED SPONSOR" (Wall Panels) available, which will receive
maximum exposure in all "THE MOVING WALL" promotional materials.
If interested in this honor, contact the Commander at St. Albans VFW Post 6418
by calling or texting 304-982-1309.
#2) There is one (1) "FEATURED SPONSOR" (Platform Building Materials) available
and will also receive maximum exposure in all "THE MOVING WALL" promotional materials.
If interested in this honor, contact the Commander at St. Albans VFW Post 6418
by calling or texting 304-982-1309.
FEATURED SPONSORS ADDITIONAL BENEFITS INCLUDE
The sponsor's trademark and/or logo, approved and provided by the sponsor, will be displayed on the VFW Post 6418 On-Site Program and Banner. Featured sponsors will also be recognized during the opening and closing ceremonies.
Includes the Sponsor being displayed (substantially) on the
St. Albans VFW Post 6418 website
Site plan for the platform layout. Click on the "Layout" image below for a link to an Aerial View of
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial
