Explore everything WWI

The Living History Volunteer Corps will be on site to share stories of the Great War era and make history come to life! This month, the Living Historians will focus on trench warfare. Guests will have the opportunity to view and ask questions about non-accessioned WWI objects up close.

The symbolic legacy and commemorative importance of flowers endures in the design of military cemeteries. Learn more in conversation with historians and horticulturalists. Afterwards, make your own bouquet!

Professor Aaron Shaheen explores the ways in which prosthetic devices were designed, promoted and depicted in the U.S. during and after WWI.

This month, the Living History Volunteer Corps will focus on medical practices during WWI. Join us to learn about how medicine changed in response to new diseases and injuries.

Join pianist and historian Frederick Hodges for a toe-tapping musical revue of the biggest song hits written by America's top composers during WWI.

As part of the international Fête de la Musique, enjoy a free concert prior to Taps at the Tower courtesy of KCMO Parks and Rec.

Approximately 10 million civilians were displaced from their homes during WWI. On World Refugee Day, join us in conversation on the modern-day refugee experience in Kansas City.

This month, Living Historians will focus on the experiences of soldiers who fought beyond the Western Front. Bring your questions and your curiosity!

Each week, join Collections and Education staff for an in-depth examination of an artifact and its incredible history.

Blood was stored for future transfusions for the first time in World War I. The Museum and Memorial is pleased to partner with the Community Blood Center for a donation event.