Great and very informative place to stop. The Andre was very friendly and d helpful. The history that is portrayed there is very interesting. Easy to find.

My husband and I know the importance of remembering our veterans. Seeing a number of women and men that served makes it personal. I learned a few things as well. Keep their memory alive and go,

My husband and older son love to go to all of the Veteran's museums we come across. This one had nice displays and the staff were nice. They have a nice gift shop where my husband found a very nice case for his father's funeral flag.

It was an excellent museum. I spent a good amount of time there. It takes in a broad history of the military, from the early years to present. I like the WW1 era exhibits as you don’t see much of that.

An nice tribute to name all that gave life for country in WW2 and Viet nam, ( and other conflicts) but fell short on that era displays. More of uniforms and personal stories than items. More on Japan and enemy items, less and non existent Viet era and recent veterans. Thought I could show family what we had back then, but was absent of items and displays to show.

Very amazing staff, Andre was very friendly, museum has a lot of history and is worth the visit!!!!!

Very good veterans museum with a lot of information, uniforms and photographs. Would not really recommend it for children, I believe that it would be hard to keep their attention, more for the adults. Lots of great information.

Very nice Museum. Lot of uniforms. But the most interesting thing about the uniforms is the story of the people that wore them. Staff was very nice and helpful. Worth the visit.

Although we had passed by the Branson Veterans Memorial Museum before, this was our first visit. We enjoyed viewing all of the memorabilia, the various displays, the movie clips, and gift store. There is a Veteran’s discount but the admission is still a bit pricey for what is offered. I am glad we visited and was extremely moved, especially in the wall of names for the WW2 troops who sacrificed their lives for our freedom. It is worth going to. We also liked the airplane, helicopter, and troops statue in front of the parking lot.

This is a very well laid out museum. The bronze statue out front is something you can look at for an hour with the detail it has and the actual named people in the statue. Lots of info on the walls and displays that will leave you wishing this was a larger facility. Do not let that deter you from going! It is a very nice place to visit, the staff was amazing also.

Even though the story being told here is a tragic one, it is truly humbling to see what the men and women of America fighting to keep our freedoms. If you think that freedom is free, this is an eye opener that it isn't. I loved every minute of walking through every display in there. I have a lot of family that have served in the military. I am grateful to each and every person who makes that sacrifice. It's a big one to make. The painting of D-Day was memorizing. My grandfather was in pearl harbor on his ship when it was hit. I can't even imagine what he saw. I plan to bring my kids up to see everything. It is amazing.

This is a small, well done collection of war memorabilia from WWI to the Iraqi war. While mostly consisting of uniforms, there are letters, weapons, posters and entire walls containing the names of soldiers lost in battle. Very moving.

I was interested in the uniforms and the stories behind them. My husband is a history buff and it amazed him.

It was very interesting. The items were very taken care of. Did a great job of respected the soldiers that had personal items there.

Wow. This museum is a lot bigger than it looks. My husband and I were there about 2 hours. It’s so touching, and such a great way to pay respect to our veterans. It was also extremely educational, as well as heartbreaking in some parts. We owe a lot to our veterans, and this museum is a must see to anytime who wants to learn more about our history.

I visited your museum about 3 years ago, just before the pandemic. It was such an emotional experience I wanted to share it with friends, some of who found loved ones name on various walls.

Andre was amazing and very helpful! Our whole family was able to go and learn so much and he was so friendly. I would highly recommend even for college kids! There’s so much to see and read about and your ticket is good for the next couple of days if you want to come back so that’s nice!

Andre is one of the friendliest and welcoming people we met during our stay in Branson. Starts your visit out on a positive note. The museum is a comprehensive collection of artifacts stories and lists of those who didn’t survive during their service. It’s move through at your own pace and has a nice informational video to watch. It was a thought provoking journey for our teenagers.

Awesome! Very enjoyable experience! As the son and grandson of veterans it was both a humbling and exciting time! Would recommend this to anyone who has even a passing interest in wars our country has been involved in.

Very educational place to visit. Found it to be well organized by the different wars. Lots of interesting information and memorabilia. Definitely worth a stop if you are interested in military history and get away from the craziness of the tourist traps in Branson.