Jan 10 2022

Electronic Field Trips for Spring 2022

Announcing the spring dates for our Electronic Field Trips! Ideal for groups of 15-100 participants, these Zoom meetings allow Museum and Memorial educators to provide a live 45-minute digital lesson with time built-in for a student Q&A session.
Dec 10 2021

In Memoriam: Mary E. Davidson

The board of trustees and staff at the National WWI Museum and Memorial mourn the loss of former Interim President and CEO, Mary Davidson, who died on Dec. 6, 2021.
Nov 23 2021

Donor Spotlight: Dr. Arlene Segal

A visit with Dr. Arlene Segal can last for hours because her story could fill the pages of a book: her impressive medical career, her love for history and the National WWI Museum and Memorial and her passion for wildlife conservation.
Oct 20 2021

100 Years Ago…

100 years ago, on Nov. 1, 1921, more than 100,000 people gathered to see the supreme Allied commanders dedicate the future site of the Liberty Memorial. This was the first time in history these five leaders were together in one place.

Oct 1 2021

Fractured Fronts: 2021 Symposium

As the Great War “ended,” many questions confronted the global community that remain just as pressing today as they did one hundred years ago. How does war impact how we understand ourselves and our...
Sep 30 2021

Snapshots opens Oct. 29

Drawing from the unique and extensive National WWI Museum and Memorial collection, including hundreds of albums and thousands of individual photos, this stunning exhibition showcases a careful...
Sep 1 2021

Donor Spotlight: Walt Peters

These are a few words that describe Walt Peters: kind, thoughtful, well-spoken and passionate about history and the world around him.
Aug 2 2021

Donor Spotlight: Steven Dietz

When you try to describe what Steven Dietz has done to help the National WWI Museum and Memorial, one word will do. Everything.