The Museum's annual salute to service kicked off Veterans Day weekend with dancing under the stars on Founders Plaza. 

The Museum completes a top-to-bottom renovation of its collections wing.

A roundup of stories about the Museum's 2017 festival of living history at New Orleans Lakefront Airport.

WWII veterans are teamed with high school students for a Museum visit sponsored by the Gary Sinise Foundation.  

Warbirds overhead, tanks on parade, PT-305 in the water.  

Museum volunteers gather to celebrate milestone birthdays. 

Distance Learning Specialist Shelbie Johnson and Newbery Honor-winning author Kirby Larson explore the history behind her new novel Liberty, which chronicles the story of two friends who rescue a stray dog in WWII-era New Orleans.

Join our service-learning project so your students can learn about environmental conservation while having fun.

An unlikely victory by a tiny Rapides Parish school in a statewide Louisiana “scrapping” drive during World War II left a lasting legacy.

Servicemen could dance with Betty Grable, be served a sandwich by Shirley Temple, and watch performances by Bob Hope and Carmen Miranda. Roy Rogers even rode his horse, Trigger, right onto the stage for some prancing tricks.

The  traveling exhibit tells the story of how World War II became the major catalyst in the 20th century for African Americans seeking change in their fortunes, both on the Home Front and in the American military.

Betty Jacobs grew up in World War II. She spent much of the war pledging her time and effort to aiding troops in New Orleans, her hometown.