The Greater Middletown Military Museum, Inc.

05/18/2026

Update on our Annual Fundraiser - Halfway to our annual goal with over $5,000 donated so far and still coming in! The generosity of our members, supporters and Middletown businesses is incredible. We're sending individual letters of thanks, but I wanted to thank everyone publicly. The money you contribute will allow us to continue our mission of preserving stories of military service. Thank you!

05/18/2026

The Middletown Military Museum will again be hosting a young intern from the Middlesex Chamber of Commerce Youth at Work Program this summer.

This program is designed to provide opportunities for economically challenged youth in the community between the ages of 14 to 24, but all interested age eligible youth are encouraged to apply for consideration.

To access the 2026 Middletown Summer Youth at Work Application, use this link: https://tforsuhab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001VZQV6izd-N1TLdAcVRJdTh3XrBmSxa71_l4nspRQ14RkD3EZDi5LozJZVA2nb2aaRZEiff3StcfGRbpQNXB3Z-AXtpiAGjK3Il_4YtEY3U02OP9WZS7VBaZv-yNLDzalhOWSmiMZL9AsmnTszD6M65vapKOocspP0J8ltMNSza6v9GI_zk3kziq5S7AXBrg7qBiT1dSAaE9RSzp9xo9CMqDrlERUJmstLfGlCtIgGS-aXXAXXrarRN4Uj5EA3Q1Gat7y-x-an9lDlCvbtD8E-gdI7bjuzkH6a4UqIuWQAtMcogE68AaX5ff-_cmeBS6LYmfRoTFLYXg=&c=HwDmN8vkrcFQ9sJ11ogEMcOaCevsUeC8vG0hQFT1jE6jfOEbkh-jog==&ch=d1iUUkK7K1tIruIyNY-tmobBRZOLmGr63F9p23SgGDv86Uopan8g_A==

Applications are due by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, May 22, 2026.
For questions about the program, , please contact Lorenzo Marshall at [email protected].

04/30/2026

To All of our Supporters:
Thank you for your support in the past, and we still need your help to keep our doors open.

04/27/2026

Join us on May 9 for some activities for the younger crowd and a showing of the animated film "Sgt Stubby: An American Hero". Each child will receive an embroidered Museum patch. Register here: https://middletownct.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=30395

04/20/2026

Come on down and check this out, Looking for Military vehicles and Re-enactors of all branches to come on down, email me if interested [email protected]

04/17/2026

Women of the American Revolution
Sunday, April 26 | 1–3pm
HISTORY TALK
Historian Hamish Lutris presents a fascinating illustrated talk on some of the women who played significant and often-hidden roles in the American Revolution.
Hamish Lutris is an Associate Professor of History at Manchester Community College. He is a well-known speaker and instructor throughout the Connecticut region with long experience in Central Europe, having been involved in education, strategic planning, and international agricultural research programs there. He has also worked in some of America’s premier natural and historical sites, leading naturalist and educational programs in both the United States and Europe. His program interests cover a number of areas including Native American history, the US Civil War, World Wars I and II, the American West, as well as Scientific, Social and cultural history.
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Don’t forget the ladies! The War of Independence would not have gotten far without the support of women, whether on the battlefield, in camp, or at home. This presentation by historian 𝗛𝗮𝗺𝗶𝘀𝗵 𝗟𝘂𝘁𝗿𝗶𝘀 will look at the key role women played in the war from various ...

04/10/2026

No school next week? Bring the kids to the Museum for our scavenger hunt and other activities

04/08/2026

Thanks to a couple young volunteers last fall, we're going to have a nice floral display at the Museum this spring. Watch for our red, white and blue hyacinth & tulips.

04/01/2026

Fathers & Sons. Military Service often runs in families, with sons, daughters, and grandchildren serving. Here in Middletown, we take that a step farther with fathers and sons serving at the same time. James Bruggan of 69 Union Street in Middletown joined the Navy in 1941 and served on a PT Boat in New Guinea, New Britain and Leyte. His father William C. Bruggan enlisted in April 1944 and became a ship's cook aboard the USS Arkansas. They met aboard the Arkansas for a photo in late 1944 or early 1945.

02/10/2026

Please visit Wesleyan's Pop-Up Museum! For more information see: https://events.wesleyan.edu/event/16960-pop-up-museum-archaeology-collections-public