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U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum

U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum

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Since 1957 the Quartermaster Museum has preserved the history and heritage of the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps, the Army's oldest logistic branch. For more than two centuries Quartermaster soldiers have fed, clothed and equipped the United States Army.. More

Contact:

General Information: 804-734-4376

Email: usarmy.gregg-adams.tradoc.mbx.quartermaster-museum@army.mil

Museum Director email: elijah.g.palmer.civ@army.mil

Museum Director phone: 804-734-4357

Location:

1201 22nd St

Fort Gregg-Adams, VA 23801

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Visiting the Museum

Free admission
Closed on federal holidays except Veteran's Day Nov. 11

Hours

Monday Closed

Tuesday 0900 – 1630

Wednesday 0900 – 1630

Thursday 0900 – 1630

Friday 0900 – 1630

Saturday 1100 - 1600

Sunday Closed

Effective 15 June 2015, anyone coming to Fort Gregg-Adams, that does not have a federal government-issued identification card, will be subject to a background check before being allowed to enter the installation. These individuals will need to go to the Visitor Control Center (VCC) for a background check and an access pass, which can then be used at any gate. Those who show a common access card (CAC card), Military ID, Military Dependent ID, or a federal government-issued PIV won’t be affected. For questions concerning post access, contact the Dukes Visitor Control Center at 804-734-5053.

About the U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum

Since 1957 the Quartermaster Museum has preserved the history and heritage of the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps, the Army's oldest logistic branch. For more than two centuries Quartermaster soldiers have fed, clothed and equipped the United States Army. The Museum receives over 70,000 visitors a year, including over 17,000 Quartermaster soldiers who get history training.

Mission

To collect, preserve, exhibit and interpret the history of the Quartermaster Corps from 1775 to the present. To this end, the Museum has collected nearly 24,000 artifacts relating to the Corps' history and has assembled thousands of documents relating to quartermasters.

A red flag on a wall at the US Army Quartermaster Museum. Two mannequin Soldiers handing off a wooden box to each other over a wall as part of a museum display at the US Army Quartermaster Museum. A museum exhibit inside the US Army Quartermaster Museum including a helicopter. An exhibit of a horse carrying supplies at the US Army Quartermaster Museum. Brigadier General Charles D. Hartman bedroom display on exhibit at the US Army Quartermaster Museum. Several canteens on display as part of an exhibit at the US Army Quartermaster Museum. A drawer full of US Army pins at the US Army Quartermaster Museum. Parade to Battle exhibit at the US Army Quartermaster Museum.

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