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About the Women Veterans Museum

The Women Veterans Museum is dedicated to honoring women who served in the United States Armed Forces and recognizing the important role they played in military history. The museum creates a meaningful space where visitors can learn about their service, understand their sacrifices, and appreciate their strength.
  • Honors women veterans from different branches and backgrounds
  • Preserves real stories, memories, photographs, and historical items
  • Educates visitors about the role of women in military service
  • Celebrates courage, leadership, sacrifice, and service
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Women Who Served.
Stories That Inspire.

The Women Veterans Museum is a place where visitors can learn, feel, and understand the powerful journey of women who served our country with courage, dedication, and sacrifice.

THE WOMEN OF MANY FIRST

History makers influence more than their own lives; retired US Army Claudette Williams exemplifies this.

BG(MA) Andrea Gayle-Bennett PA-C

As the daughter of Jamaican immigrants, BG (MA) Andrea Gayle-Bennett knows the importance of hard work and giving back.

Telisha Reinhardt is a Navy Veteran

Telisha Reinhardt is a Navy veteran from southern Illinois. She joined the military to see the world,

Winifred Pantol Daly

Winifred Pantol Daly was born in Congers, NY, in 1922. Growing up, she worked in her parents’ general store

Lieutenant Colonel Rhooms

Lieutenant Colonel Rhooms was born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica. She earned a Master of Science degree in Education

The Women of Many First

History makers influence more than their own lives; retired US Army Claudette Williams exemplifies this.

BG(MA) Andrea Gayle-Bennett PA-C

As the daughter of Jamaican immigrants, BG (MA) Andrea Gayle-Bennett knows the importance of hard work and giving back.

Telisha Reinhardt is a Navy Veteran

Telisha Reinhardt is a Navy veteran from southern Illinois. She joined the military to see the world,

Winifred Pantol Daly

Winifred Pantol Daly was born in Congers, NY, in 1922. Growing up, she worked in her parents’ general store

Lieutenant Colonel Rhooms

Lieutenant Colonel Rhooms was born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica. She earned a Master of Science degree in Education

Selina Cardenas is a former Marine Corps

Selina Cardenas is a former Marine Corps paralegal who served for six years, handling legal cases under the UCMJ alongside JAG attorneys.

Yvonne M Cormier LTC (ret), U.S. Army

Yvonne M. Cormier was born in November of 1962 in Allentown, Pennsylvania to Thomas E. Cormier Sr and Carolyn (Kimes) Cormier.
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Real Life Stories

Discover personal stories, photographs, uniforms, memories, and experiences...

Sacrifice & Dedication

Understand the time, effort, challenges, and sacrifices women veterans made for...

Explore Their Journey of Service

Every story inside the Women Veterans Museum helps visitors understand the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of women who served. Through memories, artifacts, and personal experiences, visitors can feel their strength and learn why their service matters.

Honor and Legacy

Celebrate the lasting impact of women veterans and recognize how their service continues...

Community Connection

The museum brings veterans, families, students, and visitors...

Courage in Service

Learn about women who stepped forward to serve with bravery, discipline, and pride...

Education & Inspiration

Through exhibits and programs, visitors gain knowledge & leave with a deeper appreciation...

Why Women Veterans Museum

The Women Veterans Museum exists because the stories of women in service deserve to be seen, heard, and remembered. Women have served in many powerful ways on the front lines, in support roles, in leadership, in healthcare, in communication, in logistics, and in countless positions that helped protect and serve the nation.

This museum gives visitors a deeper understanding of their journey. It is not only about history; it is about courage, equality, service, and respect. Every exhibit helps people feel the effort these women made, the challenges they faced, and the legacy they created.

Remembering Her Service, Honoring Her Sacrifice

  • Because their service should never be forgotten.
  • Because their sacrifices helped shape history.
  • Because their stories inspire courage and leadership.
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Words From Our Visitors

You’re immediately welcomed and included. And then if you don’t want to it’s easy enough to close.
My mother served as a Yeoman First Class in the WAVES in WWII. She was forever proud of her service. There is a small section of the Women Veterans Museum dedicated to my mom and her service. I’m very grateful to Claudette Williams and the museum’s staff and volunteers for displaying my mom‘s memory so beautifully and respectfully.
A beautiful experience celebrating Women I’m the Military. Thank you Women Veterans Museum
Excellent celebration and tribute to Woman Veterans

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Have questions or want to learn more about the Women Veterans Museum? Reach out to us anytime. We welcome visitors, veterans, families, students, volunteers, and supporters who want to connect, visit, or be part of our mission.

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(570) 534-8377

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(570) 269-7669

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info@thewomenveteransmuseum.com

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wvamfs@gmail.com

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107 N 7th St, Stroudsburg, PA 18360, United States

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