Celebrate America’s 250th with FREE family programs at the United States Marshals Museum! Join us for interactive lessons and hands-on craftivities exploring Independence Day, the American flag, national symbols, and […]
Celebrate America’s 250th with FREE family programs at the United States Marshals Museum! Join us for interactive lessons and hands-on craftivities exploring Independence Day, the American flag, national symbols, and […]
Early Closing Notice: The U.S. Marshals Museum will be open from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM on Friday, August 7, before closing for a private event. We appreciate your understanding.
Celebrate America’s 250th with FREE family programs at the United States Marshals Museum! Join us for interactive lessons and hands-on craftivities exploring Independence Day, the American flag, national symbols, and […]
Celebrate America’s 250th with FREE family programs at the United States Marshals Museum! Join us for interactive lessons and hands-on craftivities exploring Independence Day, the American flag, national symbols, and […]
Join us for the U.S. Marshals Museum's Love & Legacy Wedding Showcase happening Sunday, August 16, from 12–4 PM! Admission is FREE, making it the perfect opportunity to meet local […]
Join us for our September True Crime Tonight program, The Gilgo Beach Murders. Executive Producer/Actor Phil Donlon will give exclusive insight to pitching, selling and ultimately the making of Amazon's […]
Historic Decisions invites participants to look closely at a pivotal moment in American history and the tough choices Americans faced. After reviewing the event, attendees will weigh competing priorities, discuss […]
Join us for our October true Crime Tonight program, The River Valley Serial Killer. Charles Ray Vines terrorized Fort Smith and surrounding areas from 1993-2000 with brutal attacks and killings […]
Join us for an evening of history and inspiration with Frederick Douglass. Douglass became a national leader in the abolitionist and social reform movements after escaping slavery in 1838 and […]