General George Patton Museum

A museum artifact found inside the George Patton museum.

The General George Patton Museum of Leadership is a museum at Fort Knox, Kentucky with the mission of training future Army Leaders. It supports US Army Cadet Command (Reserve Officer Training Corps or ROTC) and the Fort Knox installation. More

Visiting the Museum

Free Admission
Closed on all Federal Holidays and from Mid-December to Jan 1.

Hours

Weekly museum hours
Day Hours
Monday Closed to
the Public
Tuesday 1000 - 1600
Wednesday 1000 - 1600
Thursday 1000 - 1600
Friday 1000 - 1600
Saturday 1st & 3rd Sat
1000 - 1600
Sunday Closed

Location

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About the General George Patton Museum

The General George Patton Museum of Leadership is a museum at Fort Knox, Kentucky with the mission of training future Army Leaders. It supports US Army Cadet Command (Reserve Officer Training Corps or ROTC) and the Fort Knox installation. It houses the personal artifacts of the famous World War II General George S. Patton Jr and tells the story multiple leaders throughout the history of the US Army. The museum is home to a broad collection of vehicles, uniforms, weapons, and equipment. It is free and accessible to the general public.

Museum Gallery

  • An M1 helmet artifact found inside the General George Patton Museum.
    An M1 helmet artifact found inside the General George Patton Museum.
  • A hand gun museum artifact found inside the General George Patton Museum.
    A hand gun museum artifact found inside the General George Patton Museum.
  • A canine statue museum artifact found inside the General George Patton Museum.
    A canine statue museum artifact found inside the General George Patton Museum.
  • A vehicle museum artifact found inside the General George Patton Museum.
    A vehicle museum artifact found inside the General George Patton Museum.