Welcome to the George C. Marshall Museum Virtual Tour. Please click on a red number or letter on the map below to learn more about each area of the Museum, we will be adding exciting images from the archives so please check back often for updates. To the left and right of the bust are cases containing major awards given to General Marshall, including the Nobel Prize for Peace. The lobby walls are hung with striking photographic displays.
Cases contain flags and other exhibits.
The Determined Victor , a 24 minute documentary on Marshall's life, can be seen by pushing the button on the marble pillar. In this display room are exhibited items intimately connected with General Marshall's early day and photomurals tracing his life from his birth in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, to his appointment as Chief of Staff in 1939. The north wing of the museum, dominated by a unique electric map on the north wall, focuses largely on the global conflict in which General Marshall was such a towering figure. It also illustrates his postwar career when, as Secretary of State, he proposed and assisted in developing the Marshall Plan, and as Secretary of Defense helped implement the North Atlantic Treaty Organization agreement and prepared our forces to meet the heavy demands of the Korean War. The map, with its narrated history of World War II, provides a dramatic illustration of the critical time our nation faced in the years when General Marshall was the chief of its armed forces.