The museum is Phalsbourg created in 1938 to mark the centenary of the death of Marshal Mouton. In January 1941, considered spoils of war, he moved to Germany and the objects and memories military generals phalsbourgeois disappear into the vortex of war.

Reopened in 1948, it now has a threefold purpose:

Perpetuate the historical past of the city and military Phalsbourg through its collections of French and foreign uniforms, weapons and firearms, equipment of any kind.

To discover or rediscover the writers Erckmann-Chatrian, the singers of Country Phalsbourg, citing their biography, their literary journey.

View in its regional party, life and traditions of the inhabitants of this region on the borders of Alsace and Lorraine through the costumes and everyday objects.

Since 2007, the museum's collections in the bank of the Synagogue of circumcision Phalsbourg. Fully restored, this piece demonstrates the important Jewish community in Phalsbourg the 18th and 19th century and is one of the finest schools of its kind in all of eastern France.

Phalsbourg Museum		Museum of Phalsbourg - Bust Erckmann Chatrian
Phalsbourg Museum - Lorraine Hall