Tupelo Veterans Museum

The Tupelo Veterans Museum is a military accumulation shared by Tony Lute, a United States Army Veteran. He appreciates sharing his gathering that has taken him more than sixty years to amass. Come in and appreciate a historical center which respects and recollects the individuals who battled for opportunity – particularly the individuals who died. Among the Civil War memorabilia, you can see weapons, swords, regalia, maps, pictures, antiques, and even a marked record by Abraham Lincoln!

Things in plain view from World War II incorporate a completely reestablished half track, a Jeep or two, a wide range of weapons, garbs, books, pictures, motion pictures, and an extensive gathering of plane and ship models. The Korean, Vietnam, and Gulf Wars are additionally spoken to in radios, field phones, firearms, regalia, maps, flight-suits, and field hardware. Stop in and you may even get the opportunity to chat with a United States Veteran while you visit the exhibition hall!

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210 E. Main Street, Suite 2 C | Tupelo, MS  38804

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