Museums

Explore the pathway of Christian history and thought through the museums and special displays at Liberty University.

Here, you can see a spectacular collection of rare books and Bibles and learn about the roles played by religious leaders in wartime. You can also take an in-depth look at the life of Liberty University founder, Dr. Jerry Falwell, view the inspiring work of talented artists, and much more.

See links below for hours and locations.

• Free admission
• Open to the public

 

Rawlings Scriptorium Museum

The Rawlings Scriptorium features a number of rare books and Bibles provided to the university by the Rawlings Foundation, including a first edition Geneva Bible, a Tyndale Bible, and more.

Chaplains Museum

Visit the Chaplains Museum, and discover an extensive collection of objects and artifacts that tell the stories of U.S. military chaplains in the camp, on the battlefield, and among prisoners of war.

Jerry Falwell Museum

At the Jerry Falwell Museum, you’ll experience the life of one of the most significant Christian leaders of the 20th century and Liberty University’s founder, Dr. Jerry Falwell.

Liberty University Art Museum

Featuring 30-foot ceilings, state-of-the-art technology, and a professional hanging system, the Liberty University Art Museum has displayed the work of many talented artists.

Creation Studies Display

Dedicated to promoting Young-Earth Creation, the Creation Studies display features numerous replicas of ancient post-flood humans and non-human primates, as well as fossils of organisms buried during Noah’s flood and its aftermath.

Jerry Falwell Library Archives & Special Collections

The Archives & Special Collections at the Jerry Falwell Library is a preserved collection of historical materials of Liberty University and more. Here, you can access digitized and physical archival materials like historical documents, photographs, and books as well as special collections and a Liberty-related news archive.