There is no national holiday in the United States specifically associated with the War of 1812.

While this battle is a significant event in American history and contributes to the narrative of national pride and resilience, it does not have an official holiday like Independence Day or Memorial Day. The war and its battles may be recognized in local commemorations or historical events, but there is no national observance specifically celebrating the War of 1812. This lack of a dedicated holiday highlights the complex nature of American historical memory.