The Cold War Museum

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7172 Lineweaver Rd

Warrenton, VA 20187

+1 (540) 341-2008

http://www.coldwar.org

The Cold War Museum in Fairfax, VA is a hidden gem that offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of the Cold War era. With a collection of artifacts and knowledgeable tour guides, visitors can immerse themselves in the stories and experiences of those who lived through this tumultuous period. From radios and cryptographic gear to uniforms and mementos, the museum provides a comprehensive look at the espionage and geopolitical tensions of the time.

Located in Vint Hill, VA, the museum is housed in a former Army signals listening post and training school, adding an authentic touch to the exhibits. The engaging tours provided by individuals who were active during the Cold War make this museum a must-visit for history enthusiasts, school groups, and millennials seeking to learn about this significant chapter in world history.

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elizabeth p.

4/8/2023

Days before D-Day, a secret message from the Japanese Ambassador was decoded in Vint Hill, a former U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command. The Japanese Ambassador was in Berlin, and had the...

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Mary M.

3/16/2025

Happened upon this by complete happy accident and I cannot be more thankful to have discovered it!!!! Walking in we were immediately greeted by a delightful gentlemen who I unfortunately couldn't...

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Matt D.

4/24/2021

What an odd hidden gem of the DMV area. Located in what was an old WW2 listening outpost about 50 miles west of downtown DC, it's two stories packed with memorabilia largely from the Cold War and...

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Neal E.

1/18/2014

I recently became aware of the existence of The Cold War Museum. It's located over in the Vint Hill complex, appropriately and ironically - part of the old Vint Hill military facility that housed...

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Robert M.

8/22/2019

The Cold War Museum is a must for school groups and all millenials. Yes, the Cold War really existed. Yes, there are people who were there that can tell you about it and show you artifacts of...

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"Hidden little piece of history in plain sight. I drove by numerous times until one day I noticed the little white house. Inside is a step back in time. I took my 12 year old niece and we were..."