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3rd Infantry Division Museum

National Training Center and 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment main building.

The 3d Infantry Division Museum will feature more than 14,000 square feet of space. Exhibits include an interactive gallery featuring the origins of Camp Stewart with its progression to Fort Stewart, a gallery presenting the history of the 3d Infantry Division, and portraits highlighting unit histories. Future expansion includes an Airfields and Aviation gallery, expansion of the 3ID gallery, and a display featuring military vehicles from the past. The 3d Infantry Division Museum is available to host events and meetings.. More

Contact:

General Information: 719-524-0915

Location:

158 Cavalry Way, Bldg 506

Fort Stewart, GA 31314

Phone: 912-767-7885

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Visiting the Museum

Free admission
Closed on all federal holidays.
Non-Department of Defense card holders can access the installation via the visitor control center, located at the main gate.

Hours

Monday Closed

Tuesday 0900 - 1600

Wednesday 0900 - 1600

Thursday 0900 - 1600

Friday 0900 - 1600

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

About the 3rd Infantry Division Museum

The 3d Infantry Division Museum will feature more than 14,000 square feet of space. Exhibits include an interactive gallery featuring the origins of Camp Stewart with its progression to Fort Stewart, a gallery presenting the history of the 3d Infantry Division, and portraits highlighting unit histories. Future expansion includes an Airfields and Aviation gallery, expansion of the 3ID gallery, and a display featuring military vehicles from the past. The 3d Infantry Division Museum is available to host events and meetings.

Army tank outside museum. Several men positioned on top/standing next to a US Army tank Two US Army tanks outside museum. 10 people standing inside a museum room looking at several exhibits. A black and white photograph of man standing with heavy artillery. US Army helicopter with a sunset backdrop. Museum artifact of three wheel vehicle with attached artillery. Outside view of 3rd Infantry Division museum. Two museum exhibits of heavy artillery

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