This is one of the most interesting museums outlining the history of Fort Leavenworth and our western expansion. Also, it has an excellent bookstore run by volunteers. The best thing is that it is free with donations encouraged. Check on hours since they are limited. You will need to have an ID to get on Fort Leavenworth. Third light from... More

this museum is well done. it is as described. it has a great collection of horse drawn carriages. it has some cool stuff from the mexican american war as well as artifacts from the lewis and clark era. if in the area it is definitely worth a stop. my one criticism is that the gift shop is weak. More

The Army Frontier Museum was a great way to find out more about American history and many of the life-size exhibits (including horse-drawn carriages!) are just brilliant and unique. Entrance is free and there is free parking outside the museum, too. Leavenworth has got a number of fun restaurant / coffee type places downtown if you want to go for... More

My veteran husband and I decided to visit the museum while we were in the area and we are delighted we did! This is a hidden gem of a museum! The Fort Leavenworth history described is fascinating and the many artifacts enrich the stories told immensely. There are rooms and rooms of excellent exhibits, and if you wish you can... More

This museum tells the story of Ft. Leavenworth from 1827 to 1917 and also the history of the Frontier Army and its role in our country's expansion West. It consists of over 5,000 items such as uniforms,weapons,vehicles and equipment used by Frontier Army Soldiers as well as items from Ft. Leavenworth itself. Some of the highlights of the museum include... More