After passing this museum several times over the years, we had time available to see it this trip. It was well worth the time and admission charge. Displays are professionally prepared. The exhibits are generally arranged chronologically starting with WWI. The names of all armed service men and women killed in battle are displayed.

The veterans museum was full of great stories from veterans and true heroes of our wars. The walls full of names of men who died to protect our liberties brought me to tears. They had toilet paper from WWII and a life raft for a baby. I didn't know gas masks for horses were ever used.

I visited the Veterans’ Memorial Museum in Branson, Missouri and found an excellent place to learn more about the history of our military’s participation in World War I through the war in Afghanistan. I have been to many war museums and what I found most interesting here was the focus on local (Missouri and surrounding states) members of the military and their efforts, contributions and sacrifices in support of their country. The staff was courteous and knowledgeable.