Taylor S.
5/7/2016
A self guided tour through out the history of the United States wars. They had so many different artifacts it was hard not to spend hours wondering through the building staring at different items...
Virginia War Museum
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9285 Warwick Blvd
Newport News, VA 23607
The Virginia War Museum in Newport News, VA offers a comprehensive exploration of American military history through its diverse collections of artifacts, weapons, vehicles, uniforms, and propaganda posters dating back to 1775. Visitors can delve into exhibits such as Women at War, Marches Toward Freedom, and Visions of War, while also discovering the City of Newport News' significant role as a Port of Embarkation during World Wars.
This renowned museum showcases notable artifacts like Harry Truman's World War I helmet, a segment of the Berlin Wall, and a portion of the outer wall from Dachau concentration camp, providing a poignant and educational experience for all ages. With a focus on preserving and presenting the nation's military heritage, the Virginia War Museum stands as a must-visit destination for those interested in the rich history of the United States armed forces.
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Christopher G.
7/4/2019
Found by accident just driving by. Solid collection, if not extensively displayed. If you are into military history the shortcomings are irrelevant, so drop in. There is a small fee for admission,...
Cynthia F.
10/3/2015
Great military museum! I went by myself while my husband was deployed. I was looking for something to do and someone recommended this place. It didn't disappoint. I agree that there was too much...
Katherine C.
10/7/2011
This is a great museum! It is very cohesive and organized. Excellent display of weapons and uniforms of the American trooops as they evolved. Excellent WW II uniforms of the German troops....
Jano K.
5/30/2010
If military history is your style, you cannot miss this museum! Tucked in an odd, creepy little building, The Virginia War Museum inspires concern as you approach the parking lot. It's a 1960s...
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