The TRIPLE FIGHT Museum

F2 | FIGHTS Among NATIONS (Military and Wars)

TFM is a digital museum currently under construction. Please contact us if you are interested in future membership, making a donation, sponsoring the museum, or hosting a digital or in-person presentation about the museum and its collection.

Above is a postcard image that reflects the fusion of nationalism and militarism that was prevalent in America during the four decades that make up the focus of THE TRIPLE FIGHT. Such artwork was commonly found on posters and postcards and suggested a particular type of devotion to the country by a specific tier of Americans.

TFM is committed to providing a fuller picture of America’s military and the Americans who served their country aptly and faithfully. The TFM Collection includes materials that document the service of African Americans from 1890 through 1929. Many of America’s Black soldiers performed with exceptional valor despite encountering overt racism and discrimination.

A TFM Presentation

Behind every great event is a:

Thought
Idea
Concept
Philosophy
World View

Three concepts fueled the construct of the world leading up to WW1:

Autocracy

Empire

Racial Hierarchy

FIGHTS Among NATIONS is the second focus of The TRIPLE FIGHT Museum (TFM), and the TFM Collection reflects multiple views and experiences with military forces. Most of the items in the collection are ephemera, reflecting American experiences and perspectives.

Through our presentations, we seek to:

Illustrate American histories as rich, complex, diverse, and shaped by many Americans with widely different backgrounds who gave of themselves and their treasure to make a great nation.
Increase awareness of the unending struggle to define matters of race and gender within the context of the American experience. The TFM Collection illuminates the enormity and pervasiveness of the struggle, which continues to manifest itself in both political and cultural wars.