The Veterans Memorial Museum RI in Woonsocket, RI

The Veterans Memorial Museum RI in Woonsocket, RI is a 3000 sq ft museum that provides pictures and artifacts from the American Revolution to today’s conflicts. The museum is home to the most artifacts in any Rhode Island collection. Our motto is to honor and remember veterans and to share our military history by educating the public.

We strive to personalize and honor the memories of each and every veteran by displaying their names, stories, and photos alongside their artifacts. Many families visit the museum to honor and remember their family veterans and to pass on their history to the younger members of the family.

The Veterans Memorial Museum RI also does many traveling displays for veteran homes, senior centers, and many other events. Depending on the place or event, we put together a relevant grouping of artifacts and present a nice display. We also go into schools and present real history to the students. Additionally, we arrange and offer group tours.

The Veterans Memorial Museum RI is open on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. We are also available on other days for group tours by appointment only. In addition, please call us if you are interested in having us do a traveling display. 

Admission is free for veterans and students, and $5.00 for everyone else.

The Board of Directors of The Veterans Memorial Museum RI are truly grateful to those who support the museum. Donations may be mailed to the museum at: 

The Veterans Memorial Museum of RI 

78 Earle St.
Woonsocket, RI 02895 

Eugene Arsenault, one of the original donors to The Veterans Memorial Museum RI, served in the U.S. Navy during World War II on the USS Miami. He poses here in 2015 with his uniform and a piece of the deck his ships planking that he loaned to the museum in 2016, where it remains on view to this day.

The USS Miami was engaged in key battles at Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Guam, and the invasion of Saipan. She escorted the carriers that struck Japanese positions on Peleliu and Angaur in the Palau Islands on September 7 to prepare for the invasion of Peleliu. The fleet thereafter shifted its attention to Japanese airfields in the Philippines from September 12 to 15. During this period, on the 14th, Miami picked up the pilot of an F6F Hellcat that had been shot down. The ship steamed to Saipan on September 28 to replenish ammunition and stores.

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