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- 24
- Collections
- Your library (24)
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- Civil War (19), Memoirs (4), Battles (2), personal narratives (2), Abraham Lincoln (2), Robert E. Lee (2), Military History (1), Military history (1), Army of Northern Virginia (1), General James Longstreet (1), General Robert E. Lee (1), World War II (1), World War II Battles (1), Historic Photography (1), General William Sherman (1), Michigan military history (1), Union and Confederate viewpoints (1), Russian Royalty (1), Firearms (1), U.S. History (1), military history (1), military science (1), Generals (1), Confederate Generals (1), Jefferson Davis (1), spies and espionage (1), George Armstrong Custer (1), military equipment (1), Nathan Bedford Forrest (1), Gettysburg Address (1), Almanac (1), Confederacy (1), Encyclopedia (1), Civil War Life (1)
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- Joined
- Jan 17, 2026
- Real Name
- Fort Custer Historical Society
- About My Library
The Fort Custer Historical Society Library and Archives, a closed stacks library, supports research into the history of Camp Custer and Fort Custer and the men and women who trained, served, and worked there. The collection focuses on Camp and Fort Custer military history, World War I, World War II, the National Guard, German Prisoners of War in Michiga, and New Deal Programs at Camp Custer, with additional materials related to veterans’ experiences, training programs, and daily life at Fort Custer.
The library and archives include published books, unit histories, magazines, photographs, scrapbooks, and original archival materials. These resources are used to support historical research, Fort Custer museum exhibits, publications, and educational programs.
The Fort Custer Historical Society is committed to preserving and sharing the history of the post and ensuring long term access to its historical collections for researchers, veterans, descendants, and the public.
- About Me
For more information, please contact fortcusterlibraryandarchives@gmail.com
Visits to the Fort Custer Historical Society Museum, Library, and Archives are available by appointment only. Fort Custer is an active military training installation, and a valid photo ID is required for entry. Acceptable identification includes a military ID or a valid driver’s license.
To visit the historic area of Fort Custer, which includes the museum, library, historic theater, church, and outdoor armaments exhibit, please contact one of the following:
James Spackman
(517) 282-4533
MSG John Marietta
(269) 501-5752
Thomas Charron
(269) 924-4186
- Location
- Augusta, Michigan
- Homepage
- https://fortcustermuseum.org/
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