The National Museum of Civil War Medicine and the Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum collectively strive to illuminate the transformative impact of Civil War medicine through engaging exhibits and community programs. Located in Frederick, MD, and Washington, DC, respectively, these museums offer a treasure trove of stories and artifacts that highlight the bravery and dedication of healthcare heroes during the Civil War era. Visitors can delve into history through unique walking tours, such as the Downtown Frederick Walking Tour, which recounts the city's role as a makeshift hospital.

In addition to offering informative programs and special exhibits, like the “Faces of Civil War Nurses” photo exhibit, the museums host educational events, group tours, and a variety of digital resources. Membership options are available, providing exclusive benefits for enthusiasts eager to support this vital aspect of American heritage. Through its commitment to education and outreach, the museums invite everyone to explore the rich tapestry of Civil War medicine