7. Liberty Memorial and National World War One Museum

Officially the only US museum devoted solely to World War I, Liberty Memorial displays objects collected beginning on Armistice Day (November 11, 1918) at war's end. The permanent exhibits, then, seek to explain and interpret the varied holdings. The memorial itself is composed of a 217-foot tower, the museum building, two sphinxes representing Memory and Future, the Great Frieze (depicting man's journey from war to peace), and connecting courtyards and stairways. Great for history buffs and visitors wanting to learn more about the Great War.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Tue-Sun 10am-5pm

Admission:

Museum Adult (12-64) $8; Senior (65+) $7; Child (6-11) $4; Child (0-5) Free Tower Adult (12-64) $4; Senior (65+) $3; Child (6-11) $3; Child (0-5) Free Museum & Tower Adult $10; Senior (65+) $8; Child (6-11) $5; Child (0-5) Free

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Website: Visit the Liberty Memorial and National World War One Museum website »

Type: History Museums, Military, Museums

	"10Best Guest" more than a month ago
Only WW1 Memorial in the Nation In 1921 (during the dedication) it was the only time in history that all the military leaders of the 5 allied nations who fought the war were together at the same time. Great history lesson with rare artifacts from WW1.
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	"Curtis58968" more than a month ago
Only WWI memorial in nation.
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