A captured jeep sign from the 1965 Dominican Republic intervention finds new life on Patchwork, preserving a soldier’s unforgettable story.
After four days of work, a heartfelt display honoring Army nurse Dorothy Jones brings together artifacts from a life of service and history.
A chance antique shop discovery reveals how a simple Eisenhower character jug can preserve history, memory, and mystery.
A small package arrives at the museum. Sometimes it contains a handful of medals. Other times it is a set of worn dog tags, an old photograph, a letter, or a few personal belongings that somehow survived decades after the war ended.
Simple wartime objects, like an apron, can carry deep memories of home, family, sacrifice, and everything worth returning to.
Guardians of a New American Century
Guardian of the Garrison
