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4th Infantry Division Museum

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

The mission of the 4th Infantry Division Museum is to collect, preserve exhibit and interpret historically significant artifacts related to the history of the 4th Infantry Division from 1917 to present. The museum is responsible for exhibiting and interpreting the history of the 4th Infantry Division and to support post education, training, research, and historical programs.. More

Contact:

General Information: 719-524-0915

Museum Email: daniel.w.roberts63.civ@army.mil

Location:

6013 Nelson Blvd

Fort Carson, CO 80913

Phone: (719) 524-0915

Social Media:

Official Website

Fort Carson History

Visiting the Museum

Free admission
Closed on all federal holidays.

Hours

Monday 0900 - 1630

Tuesday 0900 - 1630

Wednesday 0900 - 1630

Thursday 0900 - 1630

Friday 0900 - 1630

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed


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About the 4th Infantry Division Museum

The mission of the 4th Infantry Division Museum is to collect, preserve exhibit and interpret historically significant artifacts related to the history of the 4th Infantry Division from 1917 to present. The museum is responsible for exhibiting and interpreting the history of the 4th Infantry Division and to support post education, training, research, and historical programs.

Museum exhibit with multiple artifacts. Six men and one child standing around outside a tent. Medal of Honor - 4th Infantry Division wall display. US Army tank positioned outside a museum. Operation Iraqi Freedom museum exhibit including man in green robe. Operation Overlord museum exhibit. 4th Engineer Battalion museum exhibit. Museum exhibit with two Soldiers standing next to heavy artillery. Two mannequin soldiers in roofless vehicle. Museum exhibit including a mannequin of a bearded man.

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