Buffalo Soldiers National Museum

The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum is a military museum in Houston focused on the history of African-American soldiers. Its collections include uniforms, weapons, photographs, and documents from different war periods.

The museum documents African-American soldiers who served from the Civil War into the 20th century, including the first Black professional soldiers in peacetime. These soldiers played an important role in American military history and faced many challenges.

The museum shows how African-American soldiers fought and what roles they held in American military history. Visitors can learn the everyday stories of these men through exhibits and narratives.

Visitors should plan in advance as the exhibits require time to read and explore thoroughly. The museum shop offers books and souvenirs that deepen understanding of the displayed topics.

A notable collection displays uniforms and equipment from soldiers who fought on various fronts, from the Wild West to global conflicts. These artifacts show the diverse ways and places where these men served.

Address: 3816 Caroline Street, Houston, Texas 77004

Email: info@buffalosoldiermuseum.com

Website: https://buffalosoldiermuseum.com

GPS coordinates: 29.73600,-95.37810

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:46