Category Archives: Exhibit
WWI Service Records For Texas Now Online
Many, many years ago the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints came to the museum and made copies of our WWI service cards. They have finally put the cards up on their Family Search website in a FREE, … Continue reading
49th Armored Division, Cold War, and Global War on Terror Gallery
This exhibit tells the story of the Texas National Guard during the Cold War, its peacekeeping missions, the story of the 49Armored Division, and the brave men and women of the Texas Army and Air National Guard who have served … Continue reading
Lt. Colonel Albert C Lloyd Air Guard Gallery
This gallery tells the dramatic evolution and history of the Texas Air National Guard from its primitive beginnings at the dawn of the 20th Century to its high-tech present. This Gallery is undergoing major expansion and will not be completed … Continue reading
WWII Pacific Theater Exhibit
The Texas National Guard fought in every theater of World War II. Although the role of the 36 th Infantry Division in Europe usually garners the most attention, the Texas Guard units that fought in the Pacific made equally outstanding … Continue reading
Armor Row, Artillery Park and Parade Ground
Outdoor exhibits display a remarkable collection of tanks, armored personnel carriers, artillery, self-propelled guns, engineer vehicles, helicopters and jet fighters. These exhibits are located around the museum itself and on the parade ground of Camp Mabry. On Armor Row you … Continue reading
Great Hall
The Great Hall showcases many of the museum’s large artifacts, with vehicles ranging from horse-drawn wagons used in 1901 through the World Wars, the Cold War and the War on Terror. Also found in the Great Hall are exhibits on … Continue reading
Texas Navy Exhibit
The story of the Texas Navy is one of the most compelling yet unknown sagas in the history of the Lone Star State. Created in the throes of revolution, the First Texas Navy played a vital role in helping Texas … Continue reading
19th Century Gallery
This dramatic 3,600 square foot exhibit tells the story of the Texas Revolution, the Texas Navy, the military struggles of Texas as a Republic, and the role of Texas troops in the Mexican-American War, War Between the States, Spanish-American War … Continue reading
36th Infantry Division Gallery
In many ways the heart of the museum, this gallery covers the story of the 36th Infantry Division from its creation in July 1917 to its reorganization in 1968 and reactivation in 2004. The role of the division in World … Continue reading
