
African-American infantryman in the 93rd Infantry Division, United States Army, 1918.
The Great War Museum’s collection is made up of thousands of objects, works and documents visible in the permanent exhibition or carefully kept in storage. It is unique in its exhaustiveness, in terms both of the types of objects and of the nationalities represented.
From posters to soldiers’ and officers’ uniforms; drawings to trench craftwork; weapons to everyday items; letters to photographs, the Museum has one of Europe’s biggest First World War collections.
Through history, ethnography, militaria and art, the collection provides visitors with a clear understanding of the conflict, from both the technical and military perspective, and the human and social perspective.
African-American infantryman in the 93rd Infantry Division, United States Army, 1918.
Moroccan infantryman, France, 1914.
Non-commissioned officer, 13th Infantry Regiment, Germany, 1914.
Infantryman in the King’s Royal Rifle Corps, United Kingdom, 1914.
Infantryman from the 103rd line infantry regiment, France, 1914.
Armband from the camouflage section
Devant la ferme de Navarrin - Ferdinand Gueldry
“Guts of the Labyrinth” signpost
L’Emprunt de la paix