By Libby Zuck

The 1st Infantry Museum, the Cavalry Museum and General Custer’s House remain open — for now.

In March President Trump signed an executive order to close military museums across the country, potentially including three Fort Riley museums.

The three museums are projected to close before September 2027 but do not have specific dates.

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The U.S. Army announced the closings of several museums on posts throughout the country, including Fort Riley.

Fort Riley has three museums: the First Infantry Museum, the Cavalry Museum and General Custer’s House. It is not yet announced how many of its museums will close.

The Center of Military History began a consolidation project to reduce Army museums which will continue through the 2029 fiscal year. The Army Museum Enterprise will reduce 41 museum activities at 29 locations to 12 field museums and four training support facilities at 12 locations.

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