Red Men Museum and Library, Historical reference museum and research library in Waco, United States
The Red Men Museum and Library is a research center in Waco that houses over 4,500 volumes focused on Texas history, Civil War records, and World War II documentation. The collection provides visitors access to extensive historical materials spanning several major periods of American history.
The museum was established in 1991 when Robert E. Davis donated his collection of Red Men memorabilia and historical artifacts to the organization. This donation formed the foundation for the research center and its extensive holdings.
The building reflects Thomas Jefferson's Monticello design, and visitors can see collections linked to Native American leaders like Geronimo and Cochise. These architectural choices and displayed artifacts show how the space honors these historical figures.
Admission and parking are free at the location on Speight Avenue. The site is accessible by car or through the local transit system.
The library maintains a complete collection of National Geographic magazines dating back to 1888, along with Warren Commission reports and documentation from the Nuremberg War Criminal Trials. These rare and comprehensive materials make the holdings particularly valuable for researchers and history enthusiasts.
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