Absolutely amazing private museum of military vehicles with exhibits focusing on WWII through Vietnam. Veterans get in free! Cute restaurant. There are tours, one in the morning, one in the afternoon (lunch available there). There is a gun vault with amazing pieces chronically presented including a piece of likely every Winchester ever produced. A must see!

AWESOME!!!! 2nd visit there and each time we had a group of 3. If ya really really want to soak it all in: Plan on 2 days, split it up into a morning or afternoon visit. Take the tour (free and available at 10 am and 1 pm ish). Suggestion is get there when it opens, take the tour but keep to just WW2 section for perusing. Grab a bite at the Canteen (right next door in Poolaw building). Food is great and reasonable. Then plan on coming back the next day, admission is good for two days and hit up Dubois for some sort of outdoor afternoon fun. Go back the following day and finish up the rest of the Museum exhibits (Korea and Vietnam and earlier time frame exhibits). Food is sandwiches, salads, wraps and ice cream

This museum is a must see! It is so thoughtfully put together and extremely informative. I feel so lucky to have this amazing collection so close to home. The staff and the owner are spectacular people. We opted to stay the night in Dubois and had a blast. There were 19 of us. We stayed at the Stagecoach and enjoyed some drinks at the local bar a couple of doors down. We were as so very pleased with the museum and I think we all had different favorite parts. Kudos to all of the staff and the owner for keeping history alive!

This is an unbelievable facility containing exhibits of military weaponry and vehicles from early American times through all of her wars. The interior of this large hall contains numerous exhibits keyed to particular times in history. It is all very clean and well organized. In exterior displays are numerous vehicles under cover as well as a bone yard of equipment ready to be restored. We were fortunate to be there when a guided tour of the Korean and Vietnam conflicts was presented. We were guided by an Assistant Curator, Hank Wilcox, who did an amazing job. He was very knowwledgeable and friendly. We highly recommend this attraction and Mr Wilcox in particular.

Amazing place to visit! We took our grandsons, 15, 12 and 7. They couldn’t stop talking about all the things they’ve been wanting to see and actually got to see at the museum. So much more than just vehicles. Well thought out floor plan. Much more than we expected. This is a must see if you are in the area!

Wow - such an incredible experience! This was our third visit & every time gets better. Love the history & scenery as you explore history through military actions that happened. The incredible hard work to make this happen is impressive! Thank you for a great resource in our area.

If you have an interest in firearms and military weapons, you will never spend a more informed 3-4 hours in your life. This was our second trip to the museum and it was just as interesting as the first time. I have suggested this museum to numerous people and they have never been disappointed. This collection and the display of each item and vehicles is so carefully done, you will be amazed. The weapons collection, while not huge, is certainly significant and has items that were key to not only western America but to the history of the U.S. itself: to include the flintlock that fired the first shot of the revolutionary war and a Colt revolver owned by Wyatt Earp. They could charge three times as much for entry (veterans are free) and it would be worth every penny. DO NOT MISS THIS PLACE!