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Colton G: Incredible place for anyone interested in US history. Great Rangers who are all a wealth of knowledge, Carl and Howie were able to answer every question I could think of!

Jenn Morris: Awesome history lessons about firearms 😎Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More

SQUARE BOOTY: Great place. Free admission. Very friendly staff. My kids enjoyed becoming jr rangers. Incredible collection of guns. Fun for everyone. Staff had such a great knowledge of the history of weapons and the armory. Lots of parkingVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More

Mal C: I would give 10 stars if I could. We were visiting another place from NY and saw a museum sign while driving on a highway. It was definitely worth checking. Everyone at the museum was super nice and knowledgeable. We watched a movie, and my kids were offered to become rangers. They had a lot of fun while completing the given tasks. In the end, they got pins and certificates.

Kristen Killinger: Very well kept piece of history. The worker was very knowledgeable when we had questions.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Price for adult entry Free …More

Jean Dowd: It was a great experience! So much history about Springfield, MA and the Armory. I grew up here and didn't even know some of the history such as streets being named due to their proximity to the Armory such as Magazine St, Armory St, etc., State St used to be named Toddy Rd due to the amount of bars and taverns frequented by the people who worked at the Armory! It was a great day. The volunteers were so helpful and knowledgeable. Great experience.

alexander valaris: Awesome free Museum with really friendly and informative volunteers and staff. You can see the evolution of rifles and the old machines they used to make them.

Kelly Hrab: Very cool place! It was our last stop before heading back to Buffalo. They don't charge to get in but they accept donations. Totally worth checking out!Visited on Weekend …More

Patrick O'Brien: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry FreeMore

Jimmy Freeman: Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry FreeMore

Per Sveen: Really friendly and knowledgeable park staff who gave us a great overview of the site when we entered. The collection of firearms from throughout history is really impressive.

Michele Elliott: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry FreeMore

Clayton Trammell: Wish more of the museum was open to public.

Elizabeth Krogue: Great place to stop, it's free to get in.A lot of different guns to learn about. And the rangers are very knowledgeable and want to answer questions.They have a little kids area and the kids got to make buttons or color pictures.We enjoyed seeing the weapons our grandparents used in different wars.

Nate Shattuck: What a fascinating place. The wealth of knowledge from the curators was impressive. I very much enjoyed the experience

gary smith: I really enjoyed the museum and grounds. The displays are first class and the NPS staff are both friendly and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend the museum to anyone interested in historical firearms.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Price for adult entry Free …More

Stephen Peterson: Visited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+More

Nickie Fry: Had a great time visiting the armory. Staff members are very friendly and very knowledgeable about the history. Highly recommend visiting!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More

Ethan Lindstrom: I love National Park Sites, as each has something unique to showcase! The armory has great displays about why it was created, the role it played in providing arms for the US military for many wars, and the way it changed over time (both with industrialization and the expanding role of private companies as weapons providers).One section of the exhibits focuses on the process and machines used to build guns, the other section on the actual guns. And there are TONS of guns on display from across the history of the armory (and guns from many other countries and manufacturers).