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February 2024 by Tristan Divine
Fantastic museum dedicated to all the women that served in the US Army since its creation!!This museum is laid out very well, starting with the Revolutionary War & going all the way to the present. Many wonderful artifacts throughout with interactive, hands-on exhibits mixed in.There is also video & audio clips that will play automatically or when you push a button.Great for people of all ages!!!
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December 2023 by Elias Chelala
I had the privilege of visiting the US Army Women's Museum, and it was an absolutely fascinating and inspiring experience. Nestled in the heart of Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia, this museum offers a comprehensive and thought-provoking exploration of the contributions of women to the United States Army throughout history.The exhibits are exceptionally well-curated, providing a detailed journey through the evolution of women's roles in the military. From the pioneers of the Women's Army Corps (WAC) during World War II to the present-day achievements of women serving in diverse roles, the museum captures the resilience, courage, and determination of these remarkable individuals.One of the highlights for me was the interactive displays that allowed visitors to engage with the stories of women who have broken barriers and shattered stereotypes. The attention to detail in showcasing their personal experiences, challenges, and triumphs is commendable and adds a personal touch to the exhibits.The knowledgeable and friendly staff are eager to share additional insights and answer any questions, making the visit even more enriching. The museum's commitment to education is evident, making it an excellent destination for students, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of the vital role women have played in the US Army.The facility is clean, well-maintained, and accessible, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable visit. Whether you have a military background or simply appreciate history and diversity, the US Army Women's Museum is a must-visit destination. I left with a profound appreciation for the unsung heroes who have contributed to the nation's defense, and I highly recommend this museum to anyone seeking an educational and empowering experience.Overall, the US Army Women's Museum stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of women in the military, and I am grateful for the opportunity to have explored this hidden gem.
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April 2023 by Porsha White
I’ve been before and it’s nice so i wanted to have my promotion ceremony here. I put it in the request to reserve the room and got it approved. Then when i showed up Saturday for my ceremony, it was closed with a sign on the door about a leak. I did not even receive a courtesy call to let me know! When i got to work Monday i saw an email from Friday afternoon about it but I was not at work to get it. My number was on the contact form so I believe a call should have been made especially since I had people come in from out of town
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April 2023 by Dennys Garcia
Nice place to take the family visiting fort lee
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January 2023 by Karen B.
As I woman who is retired from the Army, I really appreciate this museum. Visiting was such an enjoyable experience.
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December 2022 by Dan Cole
Awesome place to learn about how far we've come.
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November 2022 by Eric Ruel
A modern well balance museum. You end your visit with an understanding of the legacy of the pionnees and the Women's role in todays military. Congratulations to the U.S. Army for this initiative.
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September 2022 by Kappu Srivats
A very interesting museum with a lot of history about army women, battles, families, post-war trauma, war time posters, video clippings and much more! The lady in the reception was very friendly. Nice atmosphere, neat restrooms. You can enjoy a self guided tour easily for an hour! All Free! Enjoy your visit! ?Parking: Ample space for parking!
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April 2022 by Kathryn Gosciewski
I lived close to this museum for more than a decade and only now I went in What a great modern exhibit that follows in chronological order the contribution that women did from the revolutionary war to today. What i really appreciated was that at every chapter in history there was a section that explained how society reacted and what policy and legislative changes occured. I also liked that this wasn't solely a celebration of the group endeavors but different soldiers where highlighted. Afterwards, i drove to downtown Petersburg to purchase a donut in honor of the donut lassies lol.
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March 2022 by Erica Montes
Not open for the public. We went and they had a sign ( only for authorize visits. Save your gas.
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December 2021 by Dianne Davis
My friend and I visited the museum last August. It was very impressive and really struck a chord with me since I was a WAC stationed at Ft. McClellan in 1977-1978.
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August 2021 by Laurie Mohon
I really enjoyed visiting the website. The information was very well presented. I would love to go there again, having been a WAC in 1973 at Fort McClellan, AL. It has been many years since I was at Fort Lee, and visited the museum while I was there for the Advanced course in 1986.
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November 2020 by ALRT ALRT
Great experience, brought to tears(joy) when saw a late known ID tags on display. We miss you "That Girl Benitez"!
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November 2020 by Bob Hoagland
Nice museum, we spent an hour or more here.
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November 2020 by Robert Hoagland
We spent an hour or so here. Nice museum.
