You’re proud of your family Rosie, and so are we! Register your Rosie the Riveter here, to be preserved forever in the National Rosie Registry!
Register your WWII Rosie the Riveter — living or passed, from any state or Allied country — so her name and service are not forgotten. We are proud to partner with the National WWII Museum in New Orleans in preserving your Rosie’s name in the Museum’s archives, thus ensuring a permanent home for this important information that will expand our historical understanding of WWII while inspiring future generations.
Who qualifies as a Rosie? Click here to find out...Do I need papers or proof? Nope. You’re the expert, so tell us what you know about your Rosie. You’ll be helping to document our nation’s history.
Once registered, you’ll receive our exclusive and beautiful Rosie Registration Certificate in recognition of your Rosie, suitable for framing! And once registered, you’ll have the opportunity to submit digital pictures and digital artifacts to add to your Rosie’s story.
We are proud to ensure that your Rosie’s name and service will be preserved in the archives of the National WWII Museum, where their team of archivists and historians can provide the expert stewardship the Rosies deserve.
Your Rosie Registration fee supports our nonprofit organization’s mission to honor the WWII Rosies and preserve their legacy, is fully tax-deductible, and includes shipping and handling for mailing your certificate via US Postal Service First Class Mail. (Expedited shipping is not available.) Please allow up to 3 weeks for processing.
If you are registering more than one Rosie, select Quantity 1 and fill out for your first Rosie and add to the cart . The come back and select the product again and fill in another registration, and add it to your cart. Continue until you have registered all of your Rosies, then check out.
(If you prefer to mail in a form and pay by check, click here to download and print a paper form.)
You’re proud of your family Rosie, and so are we! Register your Rosie the Riveter here, to be preserved forever in the National Rosie Registry!
Register your WWII Rosie the Riveter — living or passed, from any state or Allied country — so her name and service are not forgotten. We are proud to partner with the National WWII Museum in New Orleans in preserving your Rosie’s name in the Museum’s archives, thus ensuring a permanent home for this important information that will expand our historical understanding of WWII while inspiring future generations.
Who qualifies as a Rosie? Click here to find out...Do I need papers or proof? Nope. You’re the expert, so tell us what you know about your Rosie. You’ll be helping to document our nation’s history.
Once registered, you’ll receive our exclusive and beautiful Rosie Registration Certificate in recognition of your Rosie, suitable for framing! And once registered, you’ll have the opportunity to submit digital pictures and digital artifacts to add to your Rosie’s story.
We are proud to ensure that your Rosie’s name and service will be preserved in the archives of the National WWII Museum, where their team of archivists and historians can provide the expert stewardship the Rosies deserve.
Your Rosie Registration fee supports our nonprofit organization’s mission to honor the WWII Rosies and preserve their legacy, is fully tax-deductible, and includes shipping and handling for mailing your certificate via US Postal Service First Class Mail. (Expedited shipping is not available.) Please allow up to 3 weeks for processing.
If you are registering more than one Rosie, select Quantity 1 and fill out for your first Rosie and add to the cart . The come back and select the product again and fill in another registration, and add it to your cart. Continue until you have registered all of your Rosies, then check out.
(If you prefer to mail in a form and pay by check, click here to download and print a paper form.)
NOTE: If your family Rosie is already registered with another Rosie organization, please note that our National Rosie Registry is the only registry that is shared in partnership with the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, thus providing a permanent, accountable, and expertly administered home for your Rosie’s name and service.
