Panel discussion that will trace the origins and evolution of commemorating the United States’ war dead for the last century by the American Battle Monuments Commission.

To raise morale in WWI, each branch of the U.S. military created football teams. Author Chris Serb explores the camaraderie between players and spectator interest that led to the founding of the NFL in 1920.

This month, Living History Volunteers bring to life soldiers and civilians of various nationalities who were on the Western Front. Bring your questions!

Becoming a POW has always been fraught when fear and hatred complicate the process of surrendering. Dr. Richard Faulkner explores how Americans and Germans treated each other’s POWs in WWI.

Stretch out on the Glass Bridge, sip some cold-pressed juice and learn about WWI POW Joseph Pilates, all in one free session.

We are pleased to offer a discount for any homeschool student aged 18 and under during the month of March.

Like soldiers did 100 years ago, do your civic and patriotic duty by donating blood to support those in need. In partnership with Community Blood Center.

Museum Members, see the newest exhibition before it opens to the public! "Entertaining the Troops" gives a peek into the spare hours of soldiers’ lives in WWI.