Worth visiting if you've been part of the 3rd Infantry Division or just love history! The museum is divided into sections of time periods, wars, and/or operations (ie. World War I, Operation Iraqui Freedom, etc.).

Was happy to see that the museum was expanded and moved to a new facility since I last visited. Great for "fans" of the 3rd ID and Ft. Stewart and historians in general!!

You cannot access this museum if you are not DoD or sponsored on base by somebody who is. No Civilians allowed, the visitors center is actually the location to obtain a pass but no go. Claimed Covid but nobody had masks on. Called the Museum but they did not know...

The Website states the museum is open to the public. I went to the Visitor Control Center as the website instructed. I was told I couldn't go to the museum since I didn't have a military ID or a sponsor, which I had neither. Wasted trip. The Website is incorrect.

Not a huge museum, About 5 galleries. However the galleries have very well presented exhibits with lots of very detailed and interesting history of the 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield. The gallery with the small theater had some Extremely detailed and well presented models Of the tanks that attacked Baghdad Admission is free but donations are welcome and can be placed in a clear Box and the lobby.

They are open during the week and the first Saturday of each month. We went on a day they were closed but enjoyed checking it the military vehicles in the parking lot!!

great place as a veteran or family member to go. John and his staff were nice enough to allow me to host a 32 year Desert Storm reunion here, it was therapeutic and joyful.. Thanks guys!

Got there to late to go inside but still had a great time taking pictures outside with the helicopter, tank, and truck. Only wished there were plaques telling just what, when and how these vehicles were used. Will go again to see inside.

We had an absolute wonderful time the place is beautiful it's clean everybody that work there was very very nice and the gift shop was awesome we bought tons of stuff from the gift shop the lady was nice this is a wonderful wonderful place and I hope it lasts forever thank you so much

The 3ID Rock of the Marne Museum is a military museum located at Fort Stewart in Georgia, USA. The museum's mission is to preserve and showcase the history of the 3rd Infantry Division, also known as the Rock of the Marne, which has a long and distinguished history in the United States Army. Visitors to the museum can expect to see a range of exhibits and artifacts related to the division's history, including weapons, uniforms, equipment, and personal items from soldiers who served in the division. The museum also features a number of interactive exhibits, including a virtual reality experience that simulates the experience of serving in the division. Based on reviews from visitors, the 3ID Rock of the Marne Museum is generally considered to be a positive experience. Many people have praised the museum for its well-curated exhibits and informative displays, as well as its friendly and knowledgeable staff. Visitors have also noted that the museum is a great place to learn about the history of the US Army and to gain a greater appreciation for the sacrifices made by soldiers who have served in the division. Overall, if you are interested in military history or the history of the US Army, the 3ID Rock of the Marne Museum is definitely worth a visit.

Worth the Effort. Yes - the museum is on base, but access is not an issue. And the Base Visitor's Center team is BY FAR the most helpful group I've ever dealt with when gaining access to an installation. Now for the museum... GREAT experience and quite a bit packed into a smaller building. Make a visit part of your travel plan.

No one answers the phone. I drove up with my 11-year-old son two hours away and it wasn’t open. I’ve called for days and no answer. 2 years later. Still no answer

Military museum. Specifically dealing with the history of Ft Stewart. A nice stop for families visiting their service member(s) if history is your thing.

This is a great museum about the history of 3rd Infantry Division. The displays are engaging and informative. If you have the opportunity for a guided tour with a group I highly recommend it. There is a small gift shop with the usual types of souvenirs. There are water fountains and very clean restrooms.

A lot of history and info packed into this museum. Very well organized. Worth a visit.

Very interesting place to learn about the 3rd infantry division. It’s also open on the first Saturday of each month. The shop is open Tuesday through Thursday 10 am to 3 pm.

Great museum covering the history of the the 3rd infantry division. Plan on a couple hours to work through from WWI up to the war on terrorism. Some displays are really sad as they contain the uniform, firearm, and spent casings of great American soldiers who died in the line of duty trying to save other members of their unit.

Great layout of events in chronological order. Learned the other battles and engagements that 3ID was involved in, besides the WWI battles. It's not to the standards of the National Infantry Museum, but it still holds awesome history. It's pretty cool how there are artifacts of actual Medal of Honor recipients displayed; along with Sadaam Hussain's personal weapons. Overall great job!!