Exhibitions at the Museum & Library explore a wide range of topics in American and world military history through the thousands of original artifacts, documents, photographs, and other materials from our collection. With a focus on the citizen-soldier, exhibitions connect individual stories of service to the larger narrative of military history and the sacrifices and values espoused by America's men and women in uniform.
Exhibit ends May 23, 2026
The Pritzker Military Museum & Library is pleased to announce the opening of a temporary exhibit on loan from the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Featuring 32 extraordinary works by 21 distinct artists. This visually striking exhibition captures the unbreakable bond between Marine Corps aviators in the sky and Marines fighting on the ground below.
Exhibit ends May 23rd
Step inside life at The Citadel through the eyes of Marine Corps combat artists. This exhibition captures the discipline, dedication, and humanity of cadet life—from drills and classes to quiet moments of reflection.
Step into history and experience the power of a single piece of steel that shaped America’s battles and the spirit of its soldiers. This immersive exhibit follows the bayonet’s remarkable journey from the American Revolution to the 1990s, featuring 16 rarely seen artifacts from the PMML Collection.
Medal of Honor recipient Hershel “Woody” Williams, a hero of the Iconic Battle of Iwo Jima and inspiration to countless Americans is recognized. This prestigious medal and other items will be showcased for public viewing in his memory and to honor all who served. This is part of your daily admission ticket.
