Korean War Photography by Harold Feinstein Exhibition Opens
The National Infantry Museum Foundation is honored to welcome the limited exhibition Korean War- A Soldier's View, photography by Harold Feinstein in collaboration with the Lumiere Gallery out of Atlanta. Harold was drafted into the Korean War and applied to be an...
FREE Summer Kids Movies are Back!
Enjoy free screenings of your favorite family friendly movies this summer at the National Infantry Museum! The Summer Series kicks off on June 7th, no pre-registration required. Sensory friendly screenings will be on June 27th and 28th. Please see full schedule below....
Memorial Day 2024
Spend Memorial Day with your family at the National Infantry Museum! Open from 9-5 on Monday, May 27th, you are welcome to join us for our Memorial Day Tribute and Paver Dedication Ceremony with Keynote Speaker Marissa Readinger at 11:00am. The ceremony will take...
WWII Street Reopens with Ribbon Cutting Celebration
After several months of renovations and preservation work, the National Infantry Museum officially reopened World War II Street in February with a ribbon cutting celebration.
20 Year History Flashback: Operation Tapeworm
Our museum loves to share our pride in being American, as well as the history that comes with that privilege. Back in July 2023, we hosted a 20th Anniversary reunion of Operation Tapeworm. Guests had an opportunity to meet and talk to members of the 3rd Battalion,...
Introducing The NIM Quiz
Are you a military enthusiast? Do you consider yourself knowledgeable about military history and trivia? If so, we have an exciting new opportunity for you to put your knowledge to the test! The National Infantry Museum is proud to announce the creation of The NIM...
Who Observed Memorial Day First? The Mystery Explained
Memorial Day is celebrated in the United States on the last Monday of May. Americans honor those who have lost their lives while serving in the country's military. When it comes to the creation and history of the holiday, a common belief is that Waterloo, New York was...
Did You Know? May is Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month
The National Infantry Museum, along with the rest of the nation, celebrates Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May. The joint congressional resolution from 1978 established this observance to commemorate both anniversaries - the arrival of the first...