Visit the camps of American, British, German, Russian, and Ottoman nations and learn about their roles in the Great War. View camp kitchens on the front, weaponry, the Red Cross and more.

• Museum members: free
• Adults: $15
• Seniors (62+): $13
• Youth (4 – 17): $10
• Children under 4: free
• Have a relative that served?

  Stop by to learn about your WWI relatives and the units they served with.

  Manitowoc County, with a population of 45,000, sent more than 2,300 sons to World War I. Company H Manitowoc’s unit in the Old Wisconsin National Guard became Company H of the 127th infantry of the 32nd Division after being recruited and trained in Texas.

  Meanwhile, the people of Manitowoc County were actively supporting the war effort through their time, resources, and contributions from their factories. With shipbuilding and aluminum industries here in – the county was able to send 12 ships abroad as well as steady supply of mess kits.