MUSEUM OF THE FORGOTTEN WARRIORS
A privately owned and operated military museum, 5865 A Road, Marysville, California.
Museum hours
Directions
The museum is open every Saturday
from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m..
The museum is open an extra hour on
Veterans Day and Memorial Day,
from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Donating as little as $10 in a continuing monthly commitment in honor of family members, friends, and veterans is a great way to go.
These are the people who have been so honored:
Sgt Adler
Robert Archibald
CWO Beals
Wendell Bowen
SP4 Clark
EO1CCousineau
SP4 Cunningham
SSgt Diebel
CEO Doyle
Cpl Enson
CWO Fields
CWO Grant
SP4 Hembree
Richard Libby
PFC Lopez
LTC Nichols
Ottis L. Pack
Sgt Reeves
Cpt Robinson
CWO Schneider
SP4 Singleton
Lt Steck
Sgt Tenorio
WWII Veteran
1st Lt Wheat
Paul Wymore
From the north, travel south through Marysville over the Yuba River, immediately exit #20B for North Beale Road, Continue straight, following signs for Beale A.F.B. to the third traffic light, turn left (east) on North Beale Road. Travel six miles to A Road on the right. The road is opposite a small building with a red radar antenna on the roof. Continue to the end of the Road.
From the south, travel north on Hwy 99 or 65 to 70, exit right at #20A on Feather River Blvd to traffic light, right on North Beale Road to second traffic light, left (east) on North Beale Road. Travel six miles to A Road on the right. The road is opposite a small building with a red radar antenna on the roof. Continue to end of the road.
Call to Arrange Group Visits
Don Schrader (530)682-0674
Roberta Spear (530)742-3090
MISSION STATEMENT
To Remember, Respect, and Honor Veterans
Supporting Organization
A group of women whose sons and daughters are serving or have served in the Armed Forces
Tri Counties Blue Star Moms
A few of the eighty-four floor to ceiling glass cases displaying 1,322 donated items from 996 individuals and 3,683 purchased and undocumented items. In addition, there is a rough count of 13,289, uniforms, caps, models, photographs, flags, badges, pins, and other items displayed in racks, on the walls, the ceilings, and the museum grounds.
The library in the second building that contains more than 4,200 books and binders on military history.
The display of Camp Far West, the western most military outpost near Wheatland, California, during the California Gold Rush.