In a harsh prisoner-of-war camp in southern Siberia, Austrian officer Rudolf Ernst collected his fellow POWs’ art depicting their hopes, fears, dreams and observations.

Shortly after the Armistice, Kansas City residents built the Liberty Memorial to honor those who served and died in the Great War and to serve as a beacon of freedom to the world.

Journey through the story of football's impact on WWI and explore the poignant influence of “the beautiful game” on people living during wartime.

Follow the people of Paris through the twists and turns of World War I: from pinnacle of the French empire, to hunger and terror as German shells fell, to social and political upheaval, and to the

Through cutting-edge audio/visual storytelling, visitors meet 16 individuals and hear their intimate first-person accounts crafted from diaries, letters and photos.

Explore the open wounds that WWI battles left in the fields of northeastern France and Belgium, confronting a lingering legacy of war that outlasts conflicts by generations.

Experience the Great War like you never have before in 3D virtual reality: A battle in a trench on the Western Front, and the forgotten story of the Choctaw Code Talkers.

Included with your General Admission ticket, the Lower Level features the Bergman Family Gallery and Open Storage Center.