Facility Features
Learn about on-site spaces and amenities.
Classroom
The 1,400 sq. ft. AWM Classroom may be reserved for use free of charge. The room accommodates 65
people and recent upgrades to the audio-visual system make this an ideal venue for medium sized
classes or meetings.
Educational Resource Center
The Educational Resource Center (ERC) may be reserved for meetings.
Research Facility
The archives are an excellent resource for study and research, containing over 1.5 million
documents pertaining to the history of Army women from 1914 to present.
Reflection Garden
Visit the museum's beautiful reflection garden filled with benches for visitors to enjoy the
landscaped grounds.
Education
See how the museum supports learning.
Live Broadcast Studio
Using state-of-the-art technology, the AWM connects with classrooms around the world to bring
artifacts and archives to life. Museum educators engage participants with primary sources and
interactive multimedia to facilitate unique learning experiences. For more information and
program descriptions please visit the Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration at
https://www.cilc.org/ and search for the Army Women’s Museum.
Professional Development and Soldier Education
Professional development programs and tours are available for military and civilian groups. These
programs engage participants and provide a memorable and impactful interaction with the story of
women in the U.S. Army. To inquire about availability, email your request to
usarmy.lee.cac.mbx.leee-awmweb@army.mil.
Support
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Friends of the Army Women’s Museum
The Friends of the Army Women’s Museum Association (FAWMA) is a nonprofit, 501 (c)(3) educational and
charitable organization whose sole mission is to provide volunteer and financial support to the AWM. For
more information, please visit https://www.armywomensmuseum.org/.