The National Infantry Museum, voted the Best Free Museum in America by readers of USA Today five times, honors Soldiers from 1775 to today. Their stories of service and sacrifice are told through priceless artifacts, state-of-the-art exhibits, interactive galleries, and memorials. The museum's signature attraction, the Last 100 Yards ramp, depicts significant battles in the Infantry's history. The 200-acre tract also holds an authentically recreated World War II Company Street and a parade field where thousands of Soldiers begin their military career. Visitors praise the museum's amazing and interesting exhibits, the nice building, and the knowledgeable and friendly volunteers. The museum also features a theater, a concession area, and outdoor areas with many facts. It is a top-rated museum that offers rooms for events and weddings, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in military history or visiting the Columbus, Georgia area.
We loved this museum. So much rich history and a great way yo remember what our country has been through and overcome!
June 2026
They have Goering's baton and Sadam Hussein's sword. Amazing. The Vietnam jungle at night and the WWI trench were very good. The exhibits were loud and the movie is loud, so be prepared for that.
June 2026
Incredible museum. Impressive collection size. The set up was immersive and engaging. Smithsonian quality--absolutely will return.
