Reviews of Fort Des Moines Museum & Education Center. (Museum) in Des Moines (Iowa).

Fort Des Moines Museum & Education Center

37 Reviews

26 Comments

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75 E Army Post Rd, Des Moines, IA 50315, United States

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of Fort Des Moines Museum & Education Center

Sunday

Closed

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

Closed

Thursday

Closed

Friday

Closed

Saturday

10 am–4 pm

Reviews of Fort Des Moines Museum & Education Center

EZekiel

Had a wonderful time this museum. A historical gem that has a alot to offer. The African American history displayed is remarkable and the museums does a good job depicting a snap shot back in time. The staff is down to earth and very welcoming.

Deb Jacobs

Great museum. Highly recommend. Very interesting part of Des Moines history. Our guide was terrific.

Clint

It's a neat little attraction but nothing special and could certainly be done better. It's also right next to the Fort Des Moines Correctional Facility so you get the added bonus of losing your search and seizure rights despite not being a criminal, and the area is crawling with prison parolees. That might not be so bad, but they also have a sizeable sex offender unit there and since it's a work release center they're out in public just like everyone else. Anyway, not a stellar experience to say the least.

Bo James

Hallowed grounds for Black History and Women's History. It inspires me to think of Iowa at its best. Fort Des Moines Museum displays how Iowa socially and racially raised the standards of Equality and Equity and challenged the United States to follow suit! As a Black Man, this place makes me proud to be an Iowan.

Vicki Harmon

It was very interesting, I did not get the name of the man who showed us around, he was very nice and informative.

Michael Novak

Excellent information about a historically significant site in the USA.

Todd B.

Interesting pieces of history with a guide - only available by appointment. The only training base for black officers in WW1 and the only women's WAAC/WAC base in WW2.

james knight

I encourage everyone to go see the history of this place. They have fallen on economic hardship so it is not always open to the public and they do not have a/c currently running but this is a great place to visit if you get the opportunity

DK Ajiri

This is a diamond in the rough. It is a privilege and an honor to have this facility in Des Moines. That it’s free and survives on donations is amazing.