The Texas Military Forces Museum will explore the weapons and tactics of the American Civil War with a special program -Battleground 1863- at Camp Mabry on March 11-12. Visitors will … Continue reading "Battleground 1863 Civil War Living History Event"
LIVING HISTORY WEEKEND AND WORLD WAR II BATTLE REENACTMENT Take a stroll through Texas Military History at Camp Mabry’s Living History Weekend on Saturday April 15 and Sunday April 16. … Continue reading "Living History Weekend and World War II Battle"
Close Assault 1968 : Saturday May 27 and Sunday May 28 Our Close Assault program this spring will honor our nation’s Vietnam Veterans… many of whom joined the Guard after … Continue reading "Close Assault 1968 Vietnam War Living History Program"
Want to sit in a tank or a jet fighter? Hold a bazooka, musket or machine gun? Hands on History is your chance! Get up close and personal with some of the most famous weapons and vehicles of U.S. military history by interacting with the knowledgeable members of the museum's living history detachment! Early bird admission available for those who want to avoid long lines to get in vehicles. Otherwise, the event is free! Water, concessions, and souvenirs concessions will be available. Check here for updates!
Texas Military Forces Museum Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Author Dave Gutierrez September 28, 2023 – San Jose, CA- The Texas Military Forces Museum at Camp Mabry will celebrate Hispanic … Continue reading "Mabry Mixer with Dave Gutierrez, author of Patriots from the Barrio"
Our annual WWII living history event will take place on November 11-12! Click on the event name to see the event flyer for more info!
It is time again for the annual Texas Military Forces Historical Foundation WWII themed Sweetheart Dinner Dance. The event will take place at the museum on February 10, 2024 starting … Continue reading "Sweetheart Valentine’s Dance 2024"
Battleground 1863 Civil War Living History Program: Learn how Civil War soldiers and civilians lived, ate, camped, marched, drill and fought. Artillery and Small Arms weapons firing demonstrations, battle reenactment, civilian camps. Living history camps open 9 to 4 each day, Reenactment starts at 1:30 each day and lasts until 2:45 pm. Free and Open to the Public. Rain or Shine. Bleacher Seating. Souvenirs Available. Drummer Boy Ice Cream on hand with snacks.
Camp Mabry Living History Weekend featuring living history encampments from all time periods of US History, weapons demonstrations, historic vehicle displays, WWII Battle Reenactment. Free and open to the public. Camps open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bleacher seating. Rain or Shine. No reservations required. Check Here for updates.
