Tam H.
7/2/2025
Great, detailed history of Nimitz and the war on the Pacific. While the people who work there are a bit stuffy, this museum made me eat up the history of WW2. Lots of memorabilia, actual...
The National Museum of the Pacific War
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328 E Main St
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
The National Museum of the Pacific War, located in Fredericksburg, Texas, serves as a comprehensive resource dedicated to the history of the Pacific Theater during World War II. With a focus on education, the museum offers a variety of exhibits, programs, and research opportunities that highlight the experiences and sacrifices of those involved in the conflict.
As a property of the Texas Historical Commission operated by the Admiral Nimitz Foundation, the museum features unique artifacts and engaging exhibits, such as the ongoing renovation of the George H.W. Bush Gallery. Visitors can explore a wealth of research materials at the Center for Pacific War Studies, which supports scholars and students alike in their understanding of this crucial period in history.
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Todd P.
8/31/2025
Exciting travel into history. Lots to see and some interactive stuff for kids and adults.
Jim B.
5/17/2025
We stopped by the National Museum of the Pacific War. We've been here a couple of times over the years and this time. We wanted to tour a specific section but that section was closed for...
Mary A.
3/30/2025
A really well laid out museum that does a fantastic job displaying the details of the war. A lot of items and this museum can take as long or as short as you want. My husband is a history buff...
Erich L.
12/5/2024
Huge museum about the pacific theater in world war 2. They have uniforms, tanks, planes and more. They go into the history explaining how the war evolved. A top museum that's worth visiting...
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