T-Mo-(Moderator) 4,562 #1 Posted Friday at 11:11 PM We went to Baton Rouge, and ended up driving to New Orleans to the WWII Museum. There are a lot of exhibits, displays, photos, etc. of the war, both the Europe and the Pacific wars. I didn't really take any pictures of some of the interesting stuff, it was so crowded it was hard to take clean images without a bunch of tourists in front of them. It was busy and crowded. I did take some, more as an afterthought, and of the larger displays. They even had displays of what homes in America would have looked like during the war, I.e. kitchen with war time appliances, and a living room complete with a radio next to a fireplace, I.e. Roosevelt's Fireplace Chats. BTW, it isn't cheap including the parking. It's close to the Super Dome in the business district of New Orleans. 4 4 2 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
We went to Baton Rouge, and ended up driving to New Orleans to the WWII Museum. There are a lot of exhibits, displays, photos, etc. of the war, both the Europe and the Pacific wars. I didn't really take any pictures of some of the interesting stuff, it was so crowded it was hard to take clean images without a bunch of tourists in front of them. It was busy and crowded. I did take some, more as an afterthought, and of the larger displays. They even had displays of what homes in America would have looked like during the war, I.e. kitchen with war time appliances, and a living room complete with a radio next to a fireplace, I.e. Roosevelt's Fireplace Chats. BTW, it isn't cheap including the parking. It's close to the Super Dome in the business district of New Orleans.
We went to Baton Rouge, and ended up driving to New Orleans to the WWII Museum. There are a lot of exhibits, displays, photos, etc. of the war, both the Europe and the Pacific wars. I didn't really take any pictures of some of the interesting stuff, it was so crowded it was hard to take clean images without a bunch of tourists in front of them. It was busy and crowded. I did take some, more as an afterthought, and of the larger displays. They even had displays of what homes in America would have looked like during the war, I.e. kitchen with war time appliances, and a living room complete with a radio next to a fireplace, I.e. Roosevelt's Fireplace Chats. BTW, it isn't cheap including the parking. It's close to the Super Dome in the business district of New Orleans.
DET 109 #2 Posted Saturday at 01:24 AM We went there a few years ago after a cruise and really enjoyed it. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ebinmaine 70,696 #3 Posted Saturday at 11:22 AM Awesome stuff! There's a WWII Museum up here in Wolfeboro NH. Definitely recommended! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
T-Mo-(Moderator) 4,562 #4 Posted Saturday at 12:14 PM Some pictures my daughter took: 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Beap52 1,179 #5 Posted Saturday at 07:35 PM I find history much more interesting than when I was sitting behind a desk awaiting for the bell to ring so I could head to shop class. Thanks for posting the pictures that looks like a really interesting museum. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
midpack 970 #6 Posted Saturday at 08:16 PM https://www.militaryaviationmuseum.org/our-collection/ This one is fun too, we went there when we went to Virginia Beach. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
