
Commemorative Air Force Museum Peachtree City
The CAF preserves and flies historic World War II aircraft to tell the story of America’s World War II veteran experience, the Arsenal of Democracy, and Rosie the Riveter. They currently have seven flying World War II planes.
website1200 Echo Court
Peachtree City, Georgia 30269
PHONE —— (678) 364-1110

Currahee Military Museum Toccoa
In 1942, the U.S. government acquired a site in Toccoa, Georgia where specially selected men received training to become a new type of soldier – the paratrooper. The Currahee Military Museum focuses on the actual training these men went through that made them some of the most physically fit men in the U.S. Army.
website160 North Alexander Street
Toccoa, Georgia 30577
PHONE —— (706) 282-5055

Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame Warner Robins
The Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame promotes and encourages the growth and public support of aviation within the state of Georgia by honoring aviation leaders, living and dead, whose extraordinary achievements or services have made outstanding and lasting contributions to aviation, perpetuating the memory of such persons and recording their contributions and achievements through suitable memorials.
website1942 Heritage Boulevard
Warner Robins, Georgia 31098
PHONE —— (478) 327-5376

Museum of Aviation Warner Robins
The "Scott Hangar" named after Gen. Robert Scott, author of God is My Co-Pilot, contains numerous World War II aircraft and displays about the conflict. This hangar also includes exhibits about the Tuskegee Airmen and the 507th Airborne Division. The Museum is also restoring a B-17 in exhibit space so that visitors can see the process.
website1942 Heritage Boulevard
Warner Robins, Georgia 31098
PHONE —— (478) 923-6600

National Infantry Museum Columbus
Voted the Best Free Museum in America by readers of USA Today, the National Infantry Museum honors soldiers from 1775 to today. Their stories of service and sacrifice are told through priceless artifacts, state-of-the-art exhibits, interactive galleries and memorials to the Vietnam War and the Global War on Terrorism. The Last 100 Yards ramp - the museum’s signature attraction - recreates the Rangers’ scaling of Pointe du Hoc on Omaha Beach and the parachute drop on Corregidor during World War II. The museum’s largest gallery chronicles our nation’s war on fascism. And outside, an authentically recreated World War II Company Street takes visitors back to the 1940s.
website1775 Legacy Way
Columbus, Georgia 31905
PHONE —— (706) 685-5800

National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force Pooler
The National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force preserves and presents the stories of courage, duty and sacrifice displayed by the men and women of the Eighth Air Force in World War II. Through exhibitions and education programs, learn how the service of young Americans, many of whom had never been in an airplane, paved the way for D-Day and the liberation of western Europe.
website175 Bourne Avenue
Pooler, Georgia 31322
PHONE —— (912) 748-8888

National Prisoner of War Museum Andersonville
The National Prisoner of War Museum preserves and shares the stories and experiences of all American POWs, from the Revolutionary War to today. It includes displays, artifacts, oral history interviews, and other information about POWs of World War II.
website496 Cemetery Road
Andersonville, Georgia 31711
PHONE —— (229) 924-0343

St Marys Submarine Museum St. Marys
The St Marys Submarine Museum has the largest collection of original World War II War Patrol Reports outside the National Archives. It also has a robust collection of World War II submarine related artifacts, models, photographs, and other items.
website102 St Marys St. W
St Marys, Georgia 31558
PHONE —— (912) 882-2782

World War II Home Front Museum St. Simons Island
The Home Front Museum tells the inspiring story of Coastal Georgia’s extraordinary contributions to winning World War II. Explore the community’s history of Liberty ship construction, airship patrols, advanced radar training, and home front defense through immersive galleries and family-friendly interactives.
website4201 First Street
St. Simons Island, Georgia 31522
PHONE —— (912) 634-7098

World War II Flight Training Museum Douglas
The 63rd Army Air Forces Flying Training Detachment (Primary) was originally a part of South Georgia College’s pilot training program. From 1941-1944, somewhere between 5,000 and 10,000 cadets were enrolled. Here the cadets mastered basic flying maneuvers and learned to fly. The museum houses exhibits on the 63rd’s training, aircraft, and equipment.
website3 Airport Circle
Douglas, Georgia 31535
PHONE —— (912) 383 - 9111