National Guard Memorial Museum

A hidden gem. We found it because we visited the postal museum across the street. It's very beautifully done with lots to read and see. I highly recommend visiting this free museum.

We really enjoyed our visit and learned quite a bit. The staff member who helped us was very informative and knew the museum well.

They have a really good museum there. I was a bit disappointed that they don't have but one small spot on Desert Storm and no mention of the Air Guard Commander who was the first to command a Wing of active duty, Guard and Reserve forces.

Small Museum but very well designed and with friendly staff. I particularly enjoyed the combined acoustic and visual displays which followed individual National Guardsmen/ Women and their experiences serving in different theatres of war. I would have liked to see more about the use of the guard in civil unrest but it was covered.

Nice clean museum. Takes about 25 mins if you go through the whole thing. Nice learning about general millet.would like to see about how they put the african Americans in the front of the line and the Tuskegee airmen