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U.S. Army Artillery Museum

U.S. Army Artillery Museum

Outside the front entrance of the U.S. Army Artillery Musuem. Several people involved in a combat reenactment and firing a canon.

The U.S. Army Artillery Museum tells the story of Artillery from 1775 to the present with over 70 guns and artillery pieces and numerous other artifacts from head gear and ammo to small arms and uniforms.. More

Contact:

General Information: 580-442-1819

Location:

238 Randolph Rd

Fort Sil, OK 73503

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Visiting the Museum

Free admission
Closed on Federal holidays.

Hours

Monday 0900 - 1700

Tuesday 0900 – 1700

Wednesday 0900 - 1700

Thursday 0900 - 1700

Friday 0900 - 1700

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

About the U.S. Army Artillery Museum

The U.S. Army Artillery Museum tells the story of Artillery from 1775 to the present with over 70 guns and artillery pieces and numerous other artifacts from head gear and ammo to small arms and uniforms.

The Museum was opened June 2, 2009. Previously, the Artillery Collection was part of the Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum collection. Our collection includes a representation of uniforms from each era. We have added many new pieces and exhibits to pique the interest of any history or artillery buff.

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