The trip is well worth it to the Museum. There is nothing but History and Tribute to all our Military men and women who have served our country during various times. It is a very interesting place to visit and the staff is very friendly. I donated my Fathers WWII uniform and papers, medals and pictures . There is no one to leave them to and I know that they are appreciated and will be taken care of forever. If you have anything from the wars and want it preserved , call them. I know that my dad would be proud to know that his things are not just thrown away, but are in a Museum to honor him and his fellow soldiers. I would recommend you visit, take your children. It is a great learning experience for all. The admission is a donation. It is staffed by volunteers who give there time to keep this Museum opened. Call or check the website for the...
Read moreI brought a group of seventeen seniors from Stratford to visit the museum. We were greeted by Frank and two other veterans. Frank gave us an informative overview of the museum. At that point we began our tour, Frank led our group from one exhibit to another carefully explaining details and answering questions.After viewing approx. a third of the museum a second veteran took over as we continued the tour, later a third veteran picked up the tour. All the "guides" were well informed and interesting. Reaction from my group of seniors was all positive. Great museum and great group of guys running it. Very impressive. Thank you. Bob...
Read more10/10 recommend The veterans who conduct the tour are very knowledgeable and super sweet! It’s free, but donations are appreciated!
I wish it was self guided, but it’s understandable given the circumstances. The guide lasted roughly 2 hours for us.
Personally I don’t know any veterans or much about the wars, but the veterans taught me a bunch of things I would’ve never known otherwise. If you’re in CT, this is a must visit. If you’re not from CT, this is a stop you...
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