Preserving Our Nation’s Military Newspaper
Welcome to The Stars and Stripes National Museum and Library. Located in Bloomfield, Missouri, our institution is committed to preserving the history of the Stars and Stripes Newspaper and the US Armed Forces. Join us in exploring the fascinating stories and pivotal moments that have shaped our nation’s military history.
Our Mission
The Stars and Stripes National Museum and Library honors our veterans by documenting, preserving, and exhibiting the history and impact of military journalism through the Stars and Stripes military newspaper. Established in Bloomfield in 1861, the first edition of Stars and Stripes was printed, marking the beginning of its vital role in military history. Our mission is to educate the public about this significant legacy and ensure that our archives remain accessible for research and appreciation.
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