I thought the museum itself was well laid out, interesting, with a good amount of interactive/presentation style elements that brought it to life. However I think the entrance to the museum is a deterrent, as the signage is minimal and you have to buzz for entry (which was confusing mostly because of the minimal signage/small font). I also did not like being asked to sign in with personal information (email) and to leave my purse and closed water bottle on a small table with the guard. This is unusual for all the museums in the area. I would not be opposed to a search, or appropriately locking lockers available for use. If the goal is to increase awareness it could be more accommodating and welcoming in my opinion. If we weren’t a National Guard family, I likely...
Read moreThis is a must see when you are in Washington D.C., a beautiful building that houses the National Guard Association of the United States, the Enlisted Association of the United States and the National Guard Museum. The Museum is located in the lower level and is filled with a detailed history of the oldest fighting force in the United States. Enjoy the rich history coupled with a great location this must see will not disappoint. A great time for family...
Read moreThis museum is a free museum. To enter you have to push the button on the box on the right-hand side of the door and tell them you are there for the museum. This museum is excellent. The visitor learns more about the National Guards' history and the service they have provided to the citizens of the United States. I got so interested in the museum that I forgot to take photos. A very interesting museum where the exhibits...
Read more