The National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center
Welcome to the National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center, where you can learn about the history of the U.S. Army Infantry and honor the legacy of the brave soldiers who have served our country. The museum offers a variety of fun and informative attractions, including the Giant Screen Theater, and Virtual Reality Combat Simulators.
Explore Our Exhibits at National Infantry Museum and Center
A Wide Variety of Exhibits, Both Indoors and Outdoors
The National Infantry Museum boasts a wide variety of exhibits, both indoors and outdoors, that tell the story of the American Infantry Soldier from the Revolutionary War to the present day.
Visitors can explore galleries dedicated to specific eras, such as the Global War on Terrorism and the Cold War.
There are also exhibits that focus on different aspects of the military experience, such as the Armor & Cavalry Gallery and the World War II Company Street. In addition to the permanent exhibits, the museum also hosts a variety of special events and programs throughout the year.
Family Friendly Attractions at The National Infantry Museum
Immerse Yourself in Our Family Friendly Attractions
At the National Infantry Museum and Center, visitors can immerse themselves in a variety of engaging attractions.
Giant Screen Theater
The Giant Screen Theater offers captivating films and documentaries that bring military history to life on an epic scale.
Virtual Reality Center
For a cutting-edge experience, the virtual reality center allows guests to step into the shoes of Soldiers past and present, offering an interactive journey through pivotal moments in military history.
With these diverse attractions, the National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center offers an enriching and memorable experience for visitors of all ages.
Hold Your Event at The National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center
Events at the NIM
We aren’t your everyday venue; we’re the National Infantry Museum located in Columbus, Georgia, right outside of Fort Moore. Nominated by USA Today for being the nation’s number one free museum, the National Infantry Museum is a grand setting sure to delight and surprise all your guests on your big day.
Weddings
Tie the knot in Columbus, GA’s most unique wedding venue! We are a one-stop shop for ceremonies, receptions, and catering, and we can’t wait to make your special day unforgettable.
Corporate Events
Choose an exciting venue for your next company outing! We are proud to offer corporate packages and deals that allow you experience the museum while accomplishing your networking, team-building, or meeting needs.
Catering
The Events at the NIM is partnered with several caterers across the Chattahoochee Valley to ensure all your food and beverage expectations are not only met, but exceeded!
Support Your National Infantry Museum
Become a Part of the Museum
The Infantry Soldier’s mission is to defeat tyranny and protect liberty around the globe. Our mission is to say Thank You. It is through your generosity that this world-class facility has become a reality, and it will be through your generosity that it will continue to thrive for generations to come.
The museum is operated by a private, non-profit organization – the National Infantry Museum Foundation.
There are many ways you can support the National Infantry Museum, including joining exclusive membership organizations like the 1775 Society and the Follow Me Home program. Other ways you can support the National Infantry Museum are:
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- Dedications
- Sponsorships
- Volunteer
- Membership
- Artifacts
- Donations
National Infantry Museum and Center News
Recent News and Announcements
Preserve the Memory of Colonel Puckett
DONATE HERE The Museum Foundation is working alongside the National Infantry Association to ensure that our Georgia-grown Ranger legend is never forgotten. Colonel Ralph Puckett is an integral part of Ranger history; starting with his time as a company commander in...
Celebrating 250 Years of the Infantry
Since the beginning of our Nation, the Infantry has led the fight. On June 14th, 1775, the Continental Congress authorized ten companies of riflemen to be raised for the new Continental Army. We recognize this day as the Army's...
Heroes Among Us
“Honoring our Soldiers” - the next generation of young men and women who will fight to protect and defend our country’s freedoms as well as those who came before them. Our Heroes Among Us. SFC Jonathan K. Dozier was a man dedicated to his family and his country....
Plan Your Visit to The National Infantry Museum and Center in Columbus, Georgia.
See a collection of more than 70,000 artifacts from the last 240 years of American military history. Explore on your own or book a guided tour to immerse yourself in the full museum experience!