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.
Medal of Honor recipient Hershel “Woody” Williams, a hero of the Iconic Battle of Iwo Jima and inspiration to countless Americans, will be 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.
Now Showing
The Museum & Library debuts the extraordinary Remembered Light stained-glass exhibit, a collection of twenty-five art pieces using glass shards collected from bombed-out European cathedrals, synagogues, and chapels during World War II by the late Frederick McDonald. Transcend back to the past and witness the stories of this historic era.
On Exhibit
"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." - Eleanor Roosevelt
The Color of Freedom highlights stories from some of the many women of color who have served within and alongside the U.S. Armed Forces. Check out this candid exhibit today.
