Before yesterday, I had previously never heard of the American Heritage Museum. A friend & I were looking looking for something to do, and came across the AHM online. After reading some of the of the amazing reviews—we decided to pay a visit

We were immediately greeted by the friendly & welcoming staff at the front desk. One of the first questions that they had asked of us, was if we were sensitive to lights & louder sounds. They had wanted us to know before walking in, that the trench warfare simulator was full of lights, sounds, and realistic experience of the ground shaking. And I thought that was very generous thing to do because those who have PTSD or Anxiety can easily be affected by those sorts of things

There were so many different exhibits when you walk in that you don’t even know where to begin. They had everything in Chronological order, they offer a range of different sized tanks that were all throughout WWII. They had a couple of boats & planes on display as well. They had various uniforms that were worn through those eras. And was extremely impressed by the Holocaust exhibit. All of the staff are extremely knowledgeable, friendly and are there to answer any questions that you may have. They go very into depth when explaining and telling stories. They are very patient and could tell that they love what they do

There are so many amazing things that I could say about this museum, but the words, photographs and reviews don’t do the justice. You have to see this place first-hand for yourself, and you won’t regret a second of it

After I posted these photographs on my Snapchat story, immediately my friends were amazed, mesmerized and asking questions about where I was. I will always highly recommend this museum to everyone! And cannot wait for when they have the outdoor displays in the spring-time :)