Polish Home Army Museum

The Polish Home Army Museum at Saint Mary's College Campus is a repository of military uniforms, weapons, documents, and photographs that document Polish resistance during and after World War II. The museum holds personal letters, identification papers, and other items belonging to soldiers who served in exile.

The museum was established to preserve the history of Polish armed forces in exile following World War II. It focuses on documenting Polish resistance and armed struggles that shaped the twentieth century.

The museum displays how Poles have preserved their military story through photographs, newspapers, and medals, reflecting their connection to armed forces and resistance. Visitors can see how these objects keep memories of twentieth-century struggles alive in the community.

The collections are primarily accessible for research visits and students by appointment, so planning ahead is necessary. Visitors should know that the holdings include specialized documents and archives that require careful attention during viewing.

The museum preserves personal correspondence and identification papers from soldiers written under wartime conditions. These intimate documents reveal the perspective of individuals who fought for their cause far from home.

Location: Michigan

GPS coordinates: 42.59472,-83.35806

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:26