Arkansas National Guard Museum - Revision history

Phil at 01:32, 9 March 2008

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Phil at 00:19, 9 March 2008

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Phil at 12:58, 3 March 2008

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Phil: New page: The '''Arkansas National Guard Museum''' is dedicated to telling the history of the formation of the Arkansaw Militia in 1804 and its evolution into the modern Arkansas National Guard. Exh...

2008-02-24T06:31:20Z

New page: The '''Arkansas National Guard Museum''' is dedicated to telling the history of the formation of the Arkansaw Militia in 1804 and its evolution into the modern Arkansas National Guard. Exh...

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The '''Arkansas National Guard Museum''' is dedicated to telling the history of the formation of the Arkansaw Militia in 1804 and its evolution into the modern Arkansas National Guard. Exhibits cover National Guard involvement in the 1846 Mexican War and the Gulf War. The museum also explores this history of [[Camp Robinson]] from its origins as Camp Pike in 1917.

The Arkansas National Guard Museum is located in [[Lloyd England Hall]] on the grounds of Camp Robinson at 6th and Missouri streets in North Little Rock. The museum is open Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5:30 PM. Admission is free.

==References==

==External links==

*[http://www.arngmuseum.com/ Homepage of the Arkansas National Guard Museum]

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 [[Image:Arkansas-national-guard-mus.jpg|thumb|The Arkansas National Guard Museum. Photo by Wade Fuqua.]]
-The '''Arkansas National Guard Museum''' is dedicated to telling the history of the formation of the Arkansaw Militia in 1804 and its evolution into the modern Arkansas National Guard. Exhibits cover National Guard involvement in the 1846 Mexican War and the Gulf War. The museum also explores this history of [[Camp Robinson]] from its origins as Camp Pike in 1917.
+The '''Arkansas National Guard Museum''' is dedicated to telling the history of the formation of the Arkansaw Militia in 1804 and its evolution into the modern Arkansas National Guard. Exhibits cover National Guard involvement in the 1846 Mexican War and the Gulf War. The museum also explores this history of [[Camp Robinson]] from its origins as [[Camp Pike]] in 1917.
 The chair of the board of directors is [[Jack Ryan]]. The museum director is [[Steve Rucker]].

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	The '''Arkansas National Guard Museum''' is dedicated to telling the history of the formation of the Arkansaw Militia in 1804 and its evolution into the modern Arkansas National Guard. Exhibits cover National Guard involvement in the 1846 Mexican War and the Gulf War. The museum also explores this history of [[Camp Robinson]] from its origins as Camp Pike in 1917.		The '''Arkansas National Guard Museum''' is dedicated to telling the history of the formation of the Arkansaw Militia in 1804 and its evolution into the modern Arkansas National Guard. Exhibits cover National Guard involvement in the 1846 Mexican War and the Gulf War. The museum also explores this history of [[Camp Robinson]] from its origins as Camp Pike in 1917.

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 The '''Arkansas National Guard Museum''' is dedicated to telling the history of the formation of the Arkansaw Militia in 1804 and its evolution into the modern Arkansas National Guard. Exhibits cover National Guard involvement in the 1846 Mexican War and the Gulf War. The museum also explores this history of [[Camp Robinson]] from its origins as Camp Pike in 1917.
-The Arkansas National Guard Museum is located in [[Lloyd England Hall]] on the grounds of Camp Robinson at 6th and Missouri streets in North Little Rock. The museum is open Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5:30 PM. Admission is free.
+The chair of the board of directors is [[Jack Ryan]]. The museum director is [[Steve Rucker]].
 ==References==
 ==External links==