The Evansville Wartime Museum’s mission is to build a destination filled with educational programs regarding the importance of total community support …
What an interesting place. The staff provided a guided tour and explained the exhibits well. It was unfortunate that the building was damaged a few months ago and due to the roof repairs being in pr… Full review by Douglas S
Jan 21, 2023
Awesome place and cool history with local ties to the community. Hosted an event and staff was FANTASTIC to work with! Full review by U3710VYjacobh
Oct 3, 2022
I really liked this place, I hope everyone takes a trip there to learn about the war and Evansville. This is the type of thing every town needs. Full review by jeffjJ4652VY
My father was in the army during WWII. Would you be interested in displaying memorabilia? He was a guard in a POW camp that housed members of the Hitler Youth Corp. I have German pins that prisoners traded for cigarettes as well as a handmade book that one of the prisoners made about my father.
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Yes, the Museum would be interested in the items you've described. You might call the Museum's main telephone number 812-424-7461 and please leave a message - they'll route …
Yes, the Museum would be interested in the items you've described. You might call the Museum's main telephone number 812-424-7461 and please leave a message - they'll route it to the correct group at the Museum.
The regular adult admission is $7.00. The Museum is open 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Central time, on Saturdays only at this time. The Museum is just north of Evansville, on the …
The regular adult admission is $7.00. The Museum is open 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Central time, on Saturdays only at this time. The Museum is just north of Evansville, on the northwest corner of the EVV Regional Airport. To get to the Museum, follow Hwy 41 to Petersburg Road - turn east onto Petersburg and follow it to the last entry gate on the right - 7503 Petersburg Rd. The Museum building is a converted aircraft hangar.
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