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National World War II Museum P.T. Boat

National World War II Museum P.T. Boat

 
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Gallery Guide - Third Floor
3rd Floor East - Fortress Europe through The Armada Strikes
Climb the stairs and you will understand what the Allies will face in Normandy - Hitler's Atlantic Wall. Explore these deadly fortifications awaiting the Allies, view the weapons, uniforms, and gear of the Germans and Americans, and meet the commanders of Operation Overlord. Help Eisenhower make his Decision to Go and crash into Normandy in an Allied glider. Count to 5,000 as you marvel at the variety of ships used in this largest and most complex amphibious assault in history.
3rd Floor West - Omaha Beach through The Nazis Quit
Step off your Higgins boat into the surf at Omaha Beach. The artifacts and stories of individual soldiers here put a human face on the most decisive day of WWII - June 6, 1944. Hear from the men who fought for Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword Beaches. Climb Pointe-du-Hoc with the Rangers. Fight your way through the Hedgerow country. And finally, take a moment to contemplate the ultimate cost of victory.


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Third Floor

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  • Museum hours: 9-5 daily. Closed New Years Day, Mardi Gras, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.


  • All restrooms on the ground floor. Wheelchair accessible. Baby changing facilities.


  • In the Malcolm Forbes Theater: D-Day Remembered and Price for Peace shown daily on an alternating schedule beginning at 9:30


  • No flash photography allowed in Main Galleries. No video photography or tripods allowed in the Museum.


  • No food, drink, smoking, or pets (except for service animals) allowed in the Museum .


  • Museum Welcome Guides are available in French, Spanish, German, and Braille. (inquire at the Information Desk).


  • The Museum is fully accessible to people in wheelchairs. A limited number of wheelchairs are available for use in the Museum at no charge (inquire at the front desk).


  • Coat check facility available.


  • Call 504-527-6012 for information on:
    Membership (ext. 238)
    Artifact Donations (ext. 228)
    School Field Trips (ext. 255)
    Building Rentals (ext.236)