The International Towing and Recovery Hall of Fame and Museum

MISSION STATEMENT:
To honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, to generate public awareness of the dangers involved in the towing & recovery industry and to permanently record and commemorate those involved in fatalities in the towing &
recovery industry.

NAME UNVEILING CEREMONY FOR
“THE WALL OF THE FALLEN” MEMORIAL

CHATTANOOGA, TN – The International Towing and Recovery Hall of Fame and Museum has officially unveiled the first addition of names on the “Wall of the Fallen” Memorial Wall that was originally dedicated on September 9th, 2006.

At a memorable and emotional ceremony, 94 names were unveiled on bronze nameplates as hundreds of people watched. The Flag Truck also unfurled for the first time the office flag of the U.S. Department of Transportation in a fitting tribute to our fallen towing operators.

This ceremony was the first annual name unveiling and will continue to be held every year in the City of Chattanooga on the 3rd Saturday in September.

Submit a Name for the Wall of the Fallen: We are now accepting Requests for Inclusion for the Wall of the Fallen. Criteria for inclusion can be found here

Form for inclusion can be downloaded here.

Forms can be mailed to:
International Towing & Recovery Hall of
Fame and Museum
Wall of the Fallen Request
3315 Broad Street
Chattanooga, TN 37408

E-Mail forms or questions here...
internationaltowingmuseum@comcast.net

The Wall of the Fallen
The “Wall of the Fallen” is a memorial wall that will display the names of towers across the world who have died in the line of service. The wall will be unveiled on September 9, 2006 during TowFest in Chattanooga, TN. Along with this wall, the museum has also decided to start up a Survivor Fund for the families of those men and women who have died in the line of service. More information on this vital project is on the way.