Tour | Fort Leonard Wood Museum - WWII Complex

Created By: Pulaski County Tourism Bureau & Visitors Center

This complex tells the story of what life was like for soldiers before and after WWII. Step back in time...

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Many of the WWII buildings are open for you to enter and view various displays depicting the life of our military soldiers.

This is a Regimental Chapel built in the early 1940s.

Displays of offices and the supply room.

These barracks housed as many as 120 soldiers. Step inside to see the first floor latrine facilities, sleeping quarters and offices.

This was a small administrative structure adapted for use as a company recreation building.

This building served as a mess hall during the WWII era.

This building contains a temporary exhibit on the German Prisoners of war that were at Fort Leonard Wood during WWII.

Served as the Company Commanders office, the 1st Sergeants office and the company supply room. This is the location of the restroom facilities.

Fort Leonard Wood Museum - WWII Complex