Uniforms from all branches of the service including women's military beginning with WWI.; Pictures of Walker County veterans and how they relate to the school children.; Pictures of landscapes of battles, and various pictures taken of and by the service men and women are exhibited.; Personal letters and diaries and postcards written by the veterans while serving in the military.; Posters of various things relating to the different conflicts that involved Americans.; Replicas of tanks, airplanes, and small models of soldiers dressed in uniform.; Swords, guns and artillery.; Some artifacts worn and used by the German armies during WWII.; Replica of a foxhold.; Put tent with cot and other items used in the field.; A section of the Museum is dedicated the Holocaust and P.O.W.s from WWII, Korea, Vietnam and Kosovo.; Another section is dedicated to the Red Cross Homefront.; Tools used by the men in the field including eating supplies, medical supplies, and other equipment. ;A 1947 Willy's Jeep was donated and is used in parades and other outdoor events.; A McClellan Saddle is on display.; One of the first reversible Marine camouflage fatigues is exhibited.

The Museum also contains a library honoring Lt. Leonard Bishop, one of the first veterans to participate in the presentations made within the local schools. A unique feature of this library is a collection of videos made of our local veterans telling their personal stories. The library contains books dealing with the history of the United States Military; major events of the wars and other subjects of military interest.

We have planned tours conducted by military veterans: the Marine section will have a Marine Veteran; the Army - an Army Veteran, and so on. In addition to the displays inside the Museum, we have static displays outside. We work with The Texas Historical Society to hold workshops in our facility. We work with Veterans Organizations to help Veterans in any way we can.

Access: General Public, Students, Scholars, Members

Appointment required: False