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Luxembourg honors America 250
To mark America’s 250th anniversary, the Luxembourg Chancellery on Embassy Row proudly lights up in the colors of the United States.
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Luxembourg Honors America 250: Celebrating what unites us – Exhibition at the Embassy
The year 2026 marks an extraordinary milestone for the United States: the celebration of 250 years of independence. This historic anniversary is a moment of pride and reflection for Americans across the nation and the globe—a time to honor the...
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Celebrating leadership, connection, and new horizons! 🌟🇺🇸🇱🇺 As Ambassador Nicole Bintner-Bakshian is nearing the end of her term, we gathered with colleagues and friends from the US Administration and Congress to honor her leadership and the bridges she built during her time in the United States. The event also reflected on our shared history while looking ahead to the future: 🖼️ To mark America250, a special exhibition at the Embassy highlighted prominent Americans with Luxembourg heritage. 🚀 Meredith McKay, on behalf of NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, presented a special gift recognizing the Ambassador’s dedication to the Artemis Accords and international cooperation in space innovation. A truly memorable send-off for someone who has left a lasting impact. Wishing Ambassador Bintner-Bakshian all the best for her next chapter! 💼✨ U.S. Embassy Luxembourg #USLuxembourg #DiplomacyInAction #NASA #Artemis #America250 #Farewell
Celebrating shared heritage, honoring legacies, strengthening ties As the United States prepared to celebrate its 250th anniversary, Ambassador Nicole Bintner-Bakshian and Consul Jenna Liberatore traveled to the Midwest to celebrate U.S.–Luxembourg ties and honor the lasting legacy of Luxembourg immigrants who helped shape American life, culture, and communities. 🇱🇺🇺🇸 At Assisi Heights in Rochester, MI, the Ambassador and the Consul paid tribute to Mother Alfred Moes, co-founder of St. Mary’s Hospital, which laid the foundation to the renowned Mayo Clinic. The delegation also honored Mary Nilles, whose lifelong commitment to preserving Luxembourg heritage—including her efforts to support the restoration of the historic MARNACH HOUSE—has strengthened connections between Luxembourg and the Luxembourg-American community. In Dubuque, IA, the delegation visited the Center for Dubuque History, home to rich archives—including works by Luxembourg immigrant Nicholas Gonner, in particular the Luxembourg Gazette—highlighting the Luxembourg-American story. Many thanks to the Center’s team and Claire from Congresswoman Ashley Hinson’s office for making the visit so special. In St. Donatus, IA, and La Crosse, WI, exchanges with Luxembourg-American associations underscored their vital role in preserving traditions and passing stories across generations. This trip—and the America250 celebrations—offer a meaningful moment to reflect on the generations of Luxembourgers who helped build communities and enrich the United States’ cultural fabric. Their legacy remains an integral part of America’s story—and a powerful reminder of what everyday people can achieve. #LUinUS #America250 #LuxembourgAmerican #Diaspora #CulturalHeritage #Midwest #AmericanHistory
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