Soldiers Memorial Military Museum
The Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, located in the city of St. Louis Missouri, was officially opened on Memorial Day, 1938. It is a memorial constructed to honor the fallen St. Louis soldiers of World War I. The names of the 1,075 soldiers are inscribed on a cenotaph inside the memorial. Two museums within the memorial contain military-related objects from all wars that the US has been involved in during the 20th and 21st centuries such as uniforms, flags, photographs and memorabilia.
The Missouri Historical Society took over the maintaining of the Soldiers Memorial and after an extensive renovation of the Museum and Plaza, the Memorial reopened in November 2018. The Missouri Historical Society also operates and curates the Missouri History Museum and the Library & Research Center.
Visit the Soldiers Memorial
The museum is free to the public and is open Wednesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm. Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. See website for more information.
Soldiers Memorial Address and Phone Numbers
Soldiers Memorial Military Museum
1315 Chestnut Street
St. Louis, MO 63103
314-818-6780
Soldiers Memorial Military Museum Related Links:
Missouri Historical Society Website, Soldiers Memorial Military Museum Website
Soldiers Memorial Military Museum Photo Gallery
"Loyalty" sculpture by Walker Hancock, 1938 Link
Soldiers Memorial Military Museum Link
Display inside the Soldiers Memorial Link
Soldiers Memorial Military Museum Link
Soldiers Memorial Military Museum-South side Link
Various types of torpedoes Link
Displays inside the Soldiers Memorial Link
Displays inside the Soldiers Memorial Link
Portrait of the three Clark brothers Link
Soldiers Memorial Military Museum-North Side Link
In honor of the Cruiser U.S.S. St. Louis "The Lucky Lou" (CL-49) Link
"Courage" sculpture by Walker Hancock, 1938 Soldiers Memorial Military Museum
Cenotaph Atrium Link
Iraq War Display inside the Soldiers Memorial Link
"Sacrifice" sculpture by Walker Hancock, 1938 Link
"Vision" sculpture by Walker Hancock, 1938 Soldiers Memorial Military Museum
Detail of the WWI Memorial Cenotaph Link
Cenotaph inscribed with the names of 1075 St Louis soldiers and nurses who died in WWI Link
A Gallery of Uniforms Link
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