November 10, 2020

Morrill Hall offers free admission to active military, veterans Nov. 11-15

Archie the Mammoth, a bronze sculpture outside of the University of Nebraska State Museum, is all masked up for protection against the global pandemic. The museum will offer free admission for veterans from Nov. 11-15.
Craig Chandler | University Communication

Craig Chandler | University Communication
Archie the Mammoth, a bronze sculpture outside of the University of Nebraska State Museum, is all masked up for protection against the global pandemic. The museum will offer free admission for veterans from Nov. 11-15.

The University of Nebraska State Museum-Morrill Hall will offer free admission to all veterans and active military from Nov. 11-15, as well as a 10% discount on all gift shop purchases. A valid military ID must be presented to claim the offer.

A Blue Star Museum, Morrill Hall usually offers free admission to active military members and their families during the summer. However, due to the pandemic, Morrill Hall was closed for summer 2020. Museum leadership decided to offer free admission during the week of Veterans Day instead to thank military for their service.

“As we commemorate the contributions and sacrifices of current and former servicemen and women this Veterans Day, our museum is pleased to invite our active military and veterans to enjoy a complimentary tour of Nebraska’s natural wonders and culture,” said Susan Weller, director of the NU State Museum.

Those wishing to claim the free admission may do so by presenting a valid military ID at admission to Morrill Hall. A free military ticket is available for advance purchase here. Morrill Hall will still operate with timed ticket capacities and requires masks for all visitors over age 3. Questions may be directed to Visitors Services at morrillhall@unl.edu or by calling 402-472-2637.


News Release Contact(s)

Public Relations and Membership Coordinator, University of Nebraska State Museum