Military Heritage Collection Museum & motor pool, Texas, United States

5Chris M. Day 5:00 PM Nov 18, 2021

Military History Comes To Life
This place is absolutely incredible ! I arrived shortly after they opened for the day at around 9:15 AM, and I was there for nearly 2 hours. I was actually greeted as I got out of my car by Mark and Eddie. Eddie took me on a personal tour of all of the museum buildings and rooms, and he shared with me the fascinating stories behind the various displays and exhibits. He made everything come to life. He definitely knew his military history. It was an open dialogue, so I was able to share some of my own personal military history (36+ years). Mark and I sat down, and we casually talked about the military, and other related museums around the country. I could probably talk to him for hours. He showed me all of the military vehicles out in the yard. I was so fascinated with everything that I didn’t take a single picture during my tour. I’ll have to return again in the future to get a recap, and to see what’s new. This place relies on donations - financial, physical, and time. You can financially support them on their Facebook page. Go visit them if you’re interested in military history !

5Flyer217913 5:00 PM Mar 12, 2023

Great Military Museum
Mark and Eddie not only know their history, but they know the history behind each item in their museum. They didn’t hesitate to stop working on their expansion to show us and our two grandsons around. Our grandsons got quite the kick out of making their own personalized dog tags. Of course the youngest one was excited to find the secret room. This museum encompasses more than just WWI and WWII and they do such a great job showcasing each of the wars. My husband and I could have spent hours listening to their own personal stories. Their passion and love for their museum really comes through and it’s so easy to get caught up in it. Then you go outside to where the tanks and deuce n half, and various trucks were and the boys were in seventh heaven. They were able to climb inside and sit behind the steering wheel. Then the oldest one found out when he turns 13 this summer he can come back out and he can drive the equipment. Needless to say he’s counting the days. This is a free museum - donations accepted as Mark and Eddie pay for all of this out their ownof pockets!