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Welcome to the Missouri Civil War Museum at Jefferson Barracks The Missouri Civil War Museum, located at Jefferson Barracks, is the state’s premier Civil War museum dedicated to honor the thousands of men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. Through the weapons, MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Open Daily: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Last ticket sales are at 3:00PM We are closed New Years Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas. Address: Missouri Civil War Museum 222 Worth Rd, St. Louis, MO 63125 Get Directions Phone: (314) 845-1861 Active Duty Military $6.00 Museum Member Free Child (under age 5) Free Individual $8.00 Veteran $6.00 Senior $7.00 Student $6.00 ADA Accessible MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Park Day 2020 - POSTPONED (Will be rescheduled at a later date) April 4, 2020 - 10:00am In partnership with the American Battlefield Trust, the Missouri Civil War Museum is holding its annual Park Day on April 4, 2020! Beginning at 10:00am at the parking lot, we will be working on clearing brush, landscaping, and planting around MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Open Daily - 9:00AM-4:00PM Last tickets sold at 3:00PM We are closed New Year's Eve, New Years Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. In the case of inclement weather, please check our website or Facebook page for updated information. Food and beverages (except for water) are not allowed in the Museum. Our facility is

equipped with

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The 1905 Jefferson Barracks Post Exchange & Gymnasium Building was originally designed in 1903 by the United States government and built a short time later in 1905. It was designed primarily as an athletic and activity center for soldiers. Our building is known to have three surviving sister buildings in existence today, one at Fort MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Looking for a unique venue for a party, shower, meeting, or corporate event? Image having your event or activity at a historic site just minutes from downtown St. Louis? The 1918 Building at Historic Jefferson Barracks is a stunning, private venue for your next event. With its beautiful historic architecture and fully-restored interior

and exterior, the

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Located just a few miles south of the City of St. Louis, Missouri, the Jefferson Barracks Military Post is the oldest operational military installation west of the Mississippi River. Originally established in 1826 as the country’s first Infantry School of Practice, Jefferson Barracks received its name in honor of President Thomas Jefferson who had died earlier that MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The Civil War Preservation Fund was created by the Missouri Civil War Museum for the purpose of allocating funding to specific preservation activities regarding historic buildings and properties, Civil War battlefields, and Civil War-related monuments, memorials, and structures. The Civil War Preservation Fund is a restricted fund that cannot be utilized for any other purpose MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The Missouri Civil War Museum offers year-round unpaid internships for high school and college students interested in History, Museum Studies, Historic Preservation, Marketing, Library Science, or other related fields. Our interns not only get hands-on experience in their own field, they will also learn many aspects involving museums and historic preservation, such as: Exhibit design Artifact MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Leave your very own mark on history while honoring a Civil War ancestor, loved one, yourself, or a company!With your generous contribution of $100.00 or more to the museum’s Adopt A Brick Program, the Missouri Civil War Museum will place a personal commemorative brick paver in our outdoor memorial garden area just for you. Several walk paths and MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUMABOUTVISITEVENTS & PROGRAMSSUPPORTMISSIONOUR

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Welcome to the Missouri Civil War Museum at Jefferson Barracks The Missouri Civil War Museum, located at Jefferson Barracks, is the state’s premier Civil War museum dedicated to honor the thousands of men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. Through the weapons, MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Open Daily: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Last ticket sales are at 3:00PM We are closed New Years Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas. Address: Missouri Civil War Museum 222 Worth Rd, St. Louis, MO 63125 Get Directions Phone: (314) 845-1861 Active Duty Military $6.00 Museum Member Free Child (under age 5) Free Individual $8.00 Veteran $6.00 Senior $7.00 Student $6.00 ADA Accessible MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Park Day 2020 - POSTPONED (Will be rescheduled at a later date) April 4, 2020 - 10:00am In partnership with the American Battlefield Trust, the Missouri Civil War Museum is holding its annual Park Day on April 4, 2020! Beginning at 10:00am at the parking lot, we will be working on clearing brush, landscaping, and planting around MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Open Daily - 9:00AM-4:00PM Last tickets sold at 3:00PM We are closed New Year's Eve, New Years Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. In the case of inclement weather, please check our website or Facebook page for updated information. Food and beverages (except for water) are not allowed in the Museum. Our facility is

equipped with

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The 1905 Jefferson Barracks Post Exchange & Gymnasium Building was originally designed in 1903 by the United States government and built a short time later in 1905. It was designed primarily as an athletic and activity center for soldiers. Our building is known to have three surviving sister buildings in existence today, one at Fort MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Looking for a unique venue for a party, shower, meeting, or corporate event? Image having your event or activity at a historic site just minutes from downtown St. Louis? The 1918 Building at Historic Jefferson Barracks is a stunning, private venue for your next event. With its beautiful historic architecture and fully-restored interior

and exterior, the

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Located just a few miles south of the City of St. Louis, Missouri, the Jefferson Barracks Military Post is the oldest operational military installation west of the Mississippi River. Originally established in 1826 as the country’s first Infantry School of Practice, Jefferson Barracks received its name in honor of President Thomas Jefferson who had died earlier that MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The Civil War Preservation Fund was created by the Missouri Civil War Museum for the purpose of allocating funding to specific preservation activities regarding historic buildings and properties, Civil War battlefields, and Civil War-related monuments, memorials, and structures. The Civil War Preservation Fund is a restricted fund that cannot be utilized for any other purpose MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The Missouri Civil War Museum offers year-round unpaid internships for high school and college students interested in History, Museum Studies, Historic Preservation, Marketing, Library Science, or other related fields. Our interns not only get hands-on experience in their own field, they will also learn many aspects involving museums and historic preservation, such as: Exhibit design Artifact MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Leave your very own mark on history while honoring a Civil War ancestor, loved one, yourself, or a company!With your generous contribution of $100.00 or more to the museum’s Adopt A Brick Program, the Missouri Civil War Museum will place a personal commemorative brick paver in our outdoor memorial garden area just for you. Several walk paths and MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Benefits of Membership Free, unlimited admission to the museum. 10% member discount in the museum store. Exclusive members-only events. Free subscription to our quarterly newspaper, "The Post Exchange." Helping a great cause! Levels of Membership Membership Level Annual Fees Student $30 Senior $40 Indivual $50 Family $75 [title size="2" content_align="left" style_type="single" MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM At 22,000 square feet, the Missouri Civil War Museum is filled with over one thousand artifacts and several films throughout. Each gallery and exhibit tells a different story of Missouri in the American Civil War, from guerrillas and jayhawkers to life on the home front. The Museum also contains several galleries on the post-war era MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Our 1918 Exchange Building, used as the museum’s main events venue, will also house our Civil War Studies Center. Coming soon to the Missouri Civil War Museum, the Civil War Studies Center will bring history to life for students during field trips, give researchers valuable resources and information on the Civil War in Missouri, provide the public with programs, and save history. MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Missouri Civil War Museum 222 Worth Road St. Louis, Missouri 63125 Phone : (314) 845-1861 MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The Civil War Preservation Fund was created by the Missouri Civil War Museum for the purpose of allocating funding to specific preservation activities regarding historic buildings and properties, Civil War battlefields, and Civil War-related monuments, memorials, and structures. The Civil War Preservation Fund is a restricted fund that cannot be utilized for any other purpose MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM For those supporters who do not wish to become a member of the museum at this time but would like to make a contribution to the Museum, we have a special promotion just for you. For those supporters who contribute a gift of $10 or more, they will receive a free Civil War documentary DVD! Did MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Leave your very own mark on history while honoring a Civil War ancestor, loved one, yourself, or a company!With your generous contribution of $100.00 or more to the museum’s Adopt A Brick Program, the Missouri Civil War Museum will place a personal commemorative brick paver in our outdoor memorial garden area just for you. Several walk paths and MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Thomas Cartwright: Historian, The Lotz House – Franklin, Tennesee William C. Davis, PhD: Historian & Professor (Ret.) – Lynchburg, Virginia Greg Grimes: Proprietor, Trail Creek Trade Company – St. Louis, Missouri Esley Hamilton: Historian, St. Louis County Parks Department – St. Louis, Missouri Robert Hancock: Director of Collections, The American Civil War Museum – Richmond, Virginia MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Our Gift Store at the Missouri Civil War Museum features a variety of gifts and souvenirs. These wonderful products include museum apparel, Civil War souvenirs, mugs, toys, ornaments, tasty treats, books, and media. With each purchase you make at our store, 80% of our profit goes directly into renovating the 1918 Post Exchange Building, which

will

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Daughters of the American Revolution - Fenton, Missouri Chapter Recognize worthy individuals or groups for outstanding achievements in all areas of historic preservation, approved by the Historic Preservation Committee of the National Society of the DAR.Lemay Chamber of Commerce - Lemay Township, Missouri The Preserve Missouri Awards recognize outstanding efforts and projects around the state MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUMABOUTVISITEVENTS & PROGRAMSSUPPORTMISSIONOUR

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The Missouri Civil War Museum, located at Jefferson Barracks, is the state’s premier Civil War museum dedicated to honor the thousands of men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. Through the weapons, equipment, items, and uniforms of those who lived during our nation’s defining moment in history, we aim to tell their story in

an

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Open Daily: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Last ticket sales are at 3:00PM We are closed New Years Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas. Address: Missouri Civil War Museum 222 Worth Rd, St. Louis, MO 63125 Get Directions Phone: (314) 845-1861 Active Duty Military $6.00 Museum Member Free Child (under age 5) Free Individual $8.00 Veteran $6.00 Senior $7.00 Student $6.00 ADA Accessible MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Open Daily - 9:00AM-4:00PM Last tickets sold at 3:00PM We are closed New Year's Eve, New Years Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. In the case of inclement weather, please check our website or Facebook page for updated information. Food and beverages (except for water) are not allowed in the Museum. Our facility is

equipped with

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The 1905 Jefferson Barracks Post Exchange & Gymnasium Building was originally designed in 1903 by the United States government and built a short time later in 1905. It was designed primarily as an athletic and activity center for soldiers. Our building is known to have three surviving sister buildings in existence today, one at Fort MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Looking for a unique venue for a party, shower, meeting, or corporate event? Image having your event or activity at a historic site just minutes from downtown St. Louis? The 1918 Building at Historic Jefferson Barracks is a stunning, private venue for your next event. With its beautiful historic architecture and fully-restored interior

and exterior, the

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Our 1918 Exchange Building, used as the museum’s main events venue, will also house our Civil War Studies Center. Coming soon to the Missouri Civil War Museum, the Civil War Studies Center will bring history to life for students during field trips, give researchers valuable resources and information on the Civil War in Missouri, provide the public with programs, and save history. MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Located just a few miles south of the City of St. Louis, Missouri, the Jefferson Barracks Military Post is the oldest operational military installation west of the Mississippi River. Originally established in 1826 as the country’s first Infantry School of Practice, Jefferson Barracks received its name in honor of President Thomas Jefferson who had died earlier that MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The Missouri Civil War Museum offers year-round unpaid internships for high school and college students interested in History, Museum Studies, Historic Preservation, Marketing, Library Science, or other related fields. Our interns not only get hands-on experience in their own field, they will also learn many aspects involving museums and historic preservation, such as: Exhibit design Artifact MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Leave your very own mark on history while honoring a Civil War ancestor, loved one, yourself, or a company!With your generous contribution of $100.00 or more to the museum’s Adopt A Brick Program, the Missouri Civil War Museum will place a personal commemorative brick paver in our outdoor memorial garden area just for you. Several walk paths and MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Thomas Cartwright: Historian, The Lotz House – Franklin, Tennesee William C. Davis, PhD: Historian & Professor (Ret.) – Lynchburg, Virginia Greg Grimes: Proprietor, Trail Creek Trade Company – St. Louis, Missouri Esley Hamilton: Historian, St. Louis County Parks Department – St. Louis, Missouri Robert Hancock: Director of Collections, The American Civil War Museum – Richmond, Virginia MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUMABOUTVISITEVENTS & PROGRAMSSUPPORTMISSIONOUR

FACILITY

The Missouri Civil War Museum, located at Jefferson Barracks, is the state’s premier Civil War museum dedicated to honor the thousands of men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. Through the weapons, equipment, items, and uniforms of those who lived during our nation’s defining moment in history, we aim to tell their story in

an

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Open Daily: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Last ticket sales are at 3:00PM We are closed New Years Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas. Address: Missouri Civil War Museum 222 Worth Rd, St. Louis, MO 63125 Get Directions Phone: (314) 845-1861 Active Duty Military $6.00 Museum Member Free Child (under age 5) Free Individual $8.00 Veteran $6.00 Senior $7.00 Student $6.00 ADA Accessible MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Open Daily - 9:00AM-4:00PM Last tickets sold at 3:00PM We are closed New Year's Eve, New Years Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. In the case of inclement weather, please check our website or Facebook page for updated information. Food and beverages (except for water) are not allowed in the Museum. Our facility is

equipped with

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The 1905 Jefferson Barracks Post Exchange & Gymnasium Building was originally designed in 1903 by the United States government and built a short time later in 1905. It was designed primarily as an athletic and activity center for soldiers. Our building is known to have three surviving sister buildings in existence today, one at Fort MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Looking for a unique venue for a party, shower, meeting, or corporate event? Image having your event or activity at a historic site just minutes from downtown St. Louis? The 1918 Building at Historic Jefferson Barracks is a stunning, private venue for your next event. With its beautiful historic architecture and fully-restored interior

and exterior, the

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Our 1918 Exchange Building, used as the museum’s main events venue, will also house our Civil War Studies Center. Coming soon to the Missouri Civil War Museum, the Civil War Studies Center will bring history to life for students during field trips, give researchers valuable resources and information on the Civil War in Missouri, provide the public with programs, and save history. MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Located just a few miles south of the City of St. Louis, Missouri, the Jefferson Barracks Military Post is the oldest operational military installation west of the Mississippi River. Originally established in 1826 as the country’s first Infantry School of Practice, Jefferson Barracks received its name in honor of President Thomas Jefferson who had died earlier that MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The Missouri Civil War Museum offers year-round unpaid internships for high school and college students interested in History, Museum Studies, Historic Preservation, Marketing, Library Science, or other related fields. Our interns not only get hands-on experience in their own field, they will also learn many aspects involving museums and historic preservation, such as: Exhibit design Artifact MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Leave your very own mark on history while honoring a Civil War ancestor, loved one, yourself, or a company!With your generous contribution of $100.00 or more to the museum’s Adopt A Brick Program, the Missouri Civil War Museum will place a personal commemorative brick paver in our outdoor memorial garden area just for you. Several walk paths and MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Thomas Cartwright: Historian, The Lotz House – Franklin, Tennesee William C. Davis, PhD: Historian & Professor (Ret.) – Lynchburg, Virginia Greg Grimes: Proprietor, Trail Creek Trade Company – St. Louis, Missouri Esley Hamilton: Historian, St. Louis County Parks Department – St. Louis, Missouri Robert Hancock: Director of Collections, The American Civil War Museum – Richmond, Virginia MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Our 1918 Exchange Building, used as the museum’s main events venue, will also house our Civil War Studies Center. Coming soon to the Missouri Civil War Museum, the Civil War Studies Center will bring history to life for students during field trips, give researchers valuable resources and information on the Civil War in Missouri, provide the public with programs, and save history. MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Members in the Colonel’s Regiment and the General’s Brigade receive the same benefits as shown above for the other regular membership levels. In addition, members in the Regiment and Brigade receive a very nice Missouri Civil War Museum jacket. These jackets are navy blue with gray fleece lining, and water-resistant with the Missouri Civil War Museum logo embroidered on the front. MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM The Civil War Preservation Fund was created by the Missouri Civil War Museum for the purpose of allocating funding to specific preservation activities regarding historic buildings and properties, Civil War battlefields, and Civil War-related monuments, memorials, and structures. The Civil War Preservation Fund is a restricted fund that cannot be utilized for any other purpose MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM For those supporters who do not wish to become a member of the museum at this time but would like to make a contribution to the Museum, we have a special promotion just for you. For those supporters who contribute a gift of $10 or more, they will receive a free Civil War documentary DVD! Did JEFFERSON BARRACKS POW/MIA MUSEUM Missouri Civil War Museum 222 Worth Road St. Louis, Missouri 63125 Phone : (314) 845-1861 MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Missouri Civil War Museum 222 Worth Road St. Louis, Missouri 63125 Phone : (314) 845-1861 MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Leave your very own mark on history while honoring a Civil War ancestor, loved one, yourself, or a company! With your generous contribution of $100.00 or more to the museum’s Adopt A Brick Program, the Missouri Civil War Museum will place a personal commemorative brick paver in our outdoor memorial garden area just for

you.

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Our Gift Store at the Missouri Civil War Museum features a variety of gifts and souvenirs. These wonderful products include museum apparel, Civil War souvenirs, mugs, toys, ornaments, tasty treats, books, and media. With each purchase you make at our store, 80% of our profit goes directly into renovating the 1918 Post Exchange Building, which

will

MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Daughters of the American Revolution - Fenton, Missouri Chapter Recognize worthy individuals or groups for outstanding achievements in all areas of historic preservation, approved by the Historic Preservation Committee of the National Society of the DAR.Lemay Chamber of Commerce - Lemay Township, Missouri The Preserve Missouri Awards recognize outstanding efforts and projects around the state MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM Missouri Civil War Museum 222 Worth Road St. Louis, Missouri 63125 Phone : (314) 845-1861

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2021-05-02T12:36:03+00:00 WELCOME TO THE MISSOURI CIVIL WAR MUSEUM AT JEFFERSON BARRACKS The Missouri Civil War Museum, located at Jefferson Barracks, is the state’s premier Civil War museum dedicated to honor the thousands of men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. Through the weapons, equipment, items, and uniforms of those who lived during our nation’s defining moment in history, we aim to tell their story in an unbiased interpretation. Visit today and learn about our state’s vast role in the Civil War, from Francis P. Blair, Jr. to Claiborne Jackson, Nathaniel Lyon to Sterling Price, and William Quantrill to Jim Lane. SEE OUR NEWEST EXHIBITS The Missouri Civil War Museum opened two new exhibits, Jefferson Barracks: Through the Years and Hollywood and the Civil War! Our new Jefferson Barracks exhibit tells the story of the men who served here and the role the base has had in American history. Through a stunning ten-minute film, the history of Jefferson Barracks come to life on screen and shows the deeper meaning of a place where so many heroes enlisted, trained, and are buried. Their uniforms, equipment, and stories line the walls of our exhibit. The Hollywood and the Civil War exhibit shows off some of the unforgettable Civil War-themed films of the last century. Legendary costumes from the films Gone with the Wind, North and South, and the Undefeated are on display, even one of an Academy Award winner. 1918 EXCHANGE BUILDING  – COMING SOON Coming soon, the 1918 Exchange Building – beautifully restored – will be open to host your next event, from retirement parties to luncheons to funeral gatherings. _Please visit our front desk or give us a call at 314-845-1861 to

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