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U.S. Army Chemical Corps Museum

The entrance to the US Army Chemical Corps Museum.

The U.S. Army Chemical Corps Museum features artifact exhibits, immersion dioramas, graphics, and text, displayed in a 9,000 square foot gallery, to relate to our visitors the history of the Corps from 1917 to the present.. More

Contact:

General Information: 573-596-0240

Location:

14296 South Dakota Avenue, Bldg 1607

Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473

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Visiting the Museum

Free Admission
Closed on Federal Holidays
The US Army Chemical Corps Museum is located in the John B. Mahaffey Museum Complex within Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, South of I-44 between Saint Louis and Springfield. Visitors are subject to follow base guidelines for base entry. For information regarding Fort Leonard Wood gate access please. Click here for visitor information

Hours

Monday 0800 - 1600

Tuesday 0800 - 1600

Wednesday 0800 - 1600

Thursday 0800 - 1600

Friday 0800 - 1600

Saturday 0900 - 1500

Sunday Closed


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About the US Army Chemical Corps Museum

The U.S. Army Chemical Corps Museum features artifact exhibits, immersion dioramas, graphics, and text, displayed in a 9,000 square foot gallery, to relate to our visitors the history of the Corps from 1917 to the present.

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