Museum · Jacksonville, Arkansas
Jacksonville Museum of Military History
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Opened in 2005 in the former Jacksonville Ordnance Plant administration office, the Jacksonville Museum of Military History shares Arkansas military history, including World War II, the Cold War, and the Titan II missile program.
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- 501-241-1943
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