200 YEARS OF VALOR
A technical archive of military history, preserving the artifacts and stories of the Revolutionary War to the Vietnam era.
Chronology of Valor
1776
The Revolutionary War era marked the birth of modern military organization, featuring early field artillery and the evolution of the bayonet.
1861
The Civil War era introduced the mass production of rifles and the first large-scale use of railroads for rapid troop deployment.
1914
The Great War era witnessed the transition to machine guns and the development of trench warfare, defining the modern battlefield.
1941
The World War II era saw the rise of jet engines and the strategic use of radar, fundamentally altering the concept of air superiority.
1965
The Vietnam War era introduced the first generation of helicopters and the use of chemical defoliants, marking a new phase in conflict.
Under Construction
More to come soon!
Hours
Mon — Fri: By APPT.
Sat — Sun: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Closed on National Holidays
Admission
FREE
Location
1885 Baltimore Pike
Gettysburg, PA. 17325