African American Military History Museum

6 reviews

+1 (601) 450-1942

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African American Military History Museum

305 E 6th St

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

+1 (601) 450-1942

http://www.hattiesburguso.com

Military History Museum focusing on Hattiesburg area African American Soldiers who have served in the US Military since Spanish American War. Includes Jesse Leroy Brown, America's first black naval aviator, and Ruth Bailey Earl, WWII WAC, nurse and patriotic icon. Open Wednesday through Friday 10am - 4pm. Saturday 12am - 4pm. No Admission Fee.

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5.06 reviews

Andi F.

2/6/2025

I absolutely love small museums. This is at the top of my favorites for museums. I was expecting something small, a side note. It flows like the actual timeline, beginning from before the...

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Staci J.

3/2/2024

If you are ever in Hattiesburg or have some time to spare while driving through, a stop at the African American Military Museum is a must. The building houses a wealth of information about the...

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Michelle B.

4/1/2023

History is so important and beautiful especially when it is captured showing honor & excellence. During my first visit to the state of Mississippi, I found myself doing what I do in all cities I...

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Jim K.

4/14/2023

The African American Military History Museum is housed in the USO Club Museum built in the early 1940's in Hattiesburg, MS. For a while during World War II, black soldiers gathered here to...

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Christopher H.

3/12/2021

This is a true hidden gem. If you're ever in the Hattiesburg, MS area, don't miss the African-American Military Museum ... a real American treasure. Very informative, well organized, beautifully...

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