Louisiana National Guard Museums

Louisiana National Guard Museums Louisiana military history, with an emphasis on the militia and National Guard. The larger facility, the Ansel M. Stroud Jr. Admission is free.
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The Louisiana National Guard Museums are dedicated to educating the public about the history of the Louisiana National Guard and other aspects of Louisiana military history. Military History and Weapons Museum, is located at Jackson Barracks in New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward. It exhibits the history of the state's militia and National Guard from colonial times through modern day missions. The Louis

iana Maneuvers and Military Museum,located at Camp Beauregard in Pineville, also covers Guard history, but focuses more heavily on the contributions of Central Louisiana. The Louisiana Maneuvers during World War II, centered at Camp Beauregard, represented the largest domestic training exercises in the nation's history. Both museums are inside active military bases. While a photo ID is required for entry, our MPs are always glad to welcome you and give you directions once inside.

Rolling into the Fall season in New Orleans and we've got Jazz at Jackson Barracks on the calendar!  Join us in October....
08/28/2026

Rolling into the Fall season in New Orleans and we've got Jazz at Jackson Barracks on the calendar! Join us in October.

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt passed away at his favorite retreat, the “Little White House,” near Warm Springs, Ge...
08/27/2026

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt passed away at his favorite retreat, the “Little White House,” near Warm Springs, Georgia, on April 12, 1945, after suffering a massive stroke just before lunchtime. His sudden death removed the only president that younger Americans ever knew. Elected in 1932 and inaugurated in March 1933, he loomed over Washington and the country for more than a decade. Older Americans remembered him as a familiar voice on their radios as he reported to them his administration’s efforts to help them survive the Great Depression. The country’s experience during World War II brought him closer to them as they saw him meeting with foreign leaders, planning with military figures, and leading the country through the trials of wartime with a steady hand. Read more

Jerry Sanson  Louisiana Maneuvers and Military Museum  August 2026  President Franklin Delano Roosevelt passed away at his favorite retreat, the “Little White House,” near Warm Springs, Georgia, on April 12, 1945, after suffering a massive stroke just before lunchtime. His sudden death ...

08/27/2026
Our 122nd Bomb Squadron Restoration volunteers were hard at work today. They keep our vintage vehicles in tip-top shape ...
08/26/2026

Our 122nd Bomb Squadron Restoration volunteers were hard at work today. They keep our vintage vehicles in tip-top shape so they run smoothly for special events and parties. See details on rentals here: https://geauxguardmuseums.com/meeting-space/🚘

08/26/2026

Think you can Beat the Tiger? Prove it.

Members of the LSU men's and women's golf teams will be on the course at the 2nd Annual Swing for the Guard, taking on your best swing for charity.

The rest of the day holds up its end: a $10,000 Mercedes-Benz of Baton Rouge hole-in-one shot on Hole 16, lunch hot off the grill from Blaze Grills, cool Cane's lemonade and tea on the course, prizes, contests, and player swag.

Teams of 4 are $900. Individuals $250.

Veterans, Active Military & First Responders play for $150. That discount is our thank-you to the people this whole day honors.

Monday, August 31. University Club, Baton Rouge. 9:00 AM shotgun start.
Register at swingfortheguard.com (link in bio). Space is limited.

History comes alive at Louisiana National Guard Museum! Our new intern had the unique opportunity to climb inside our hi...
08/21/2026

History comes alive at Louisiana National Guard Museum! Our new intern had the unique opportunity to climb inside our historic Renault FT and the experience a piece of military history up close. Moments like these help bring the stories of Louisiana soldiers to life.

History comes alive at the Louisiana National Guard Museum! Our new intern had the unique opportunity to climb inside ou...
08/21/2026

History comes alive at the Louisiana National Guard Museum! Our new intern had the unique opportunity to climb inside our historic Renault FT and experience a piece of military history up close. Hands-on moments like these help bring the stories of Louisiana soldiers and their equipment to life.

One of the exhibits in the Louisiana Maneuvers and Military Museum that seldom fails to catch the attention of visitors ...
08/20/2026

One of the exhibits in the Louisiana Maneuvers and Military Museum that seldom fails to catch the attention of visitors includes two radically oversized weapons displayed atop a World War II artifacts case. Members of school field trip tours are especially impressed with guns that would be taller than most of them if stood on their stocks. We explain that the weapons were not manufactured to fire bullets, but they were intended to help the Army train its soldiers. 🔫
Read more here https://geauxguardmuseums.com/giants-in-the-museum/

One of the exhibits in the Louisiana Maneuvers and Military Museum that seldom fails to catch the attention of visitors ...
08/19/2026

One of the exhibits in the Louisiana Maneuvers and Military Museum that seldom fails to catch the attention of visitors includes two radically oversized weapons displayed atop the World War II artifacts case. Learn about them in our latest post. Link in bio is Giants in the Museum.

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6400 Saint Claude Avenue
New Orleans, LA
70117

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

(504) 278-8664

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