its new and just building up. eras go from the landing of those who rejected their queen all the way to today's Afghanistan. they still could use so much in donations of photos, stories and items. its really gonna be a popular west coast thing Otto visit when fully established I believe. lovely store with nice things to purchase. they covered all branches of military service even cc. had a lovely display explaining to me the every meaning of the empty table at all vfws thought that was cool. largest usglag from the Abraham Lincoln I've ever seen. a wedding dress, silk, made out of her fiances parachutevtthat he actually used. display and ability to write ur feelings about the day of 911. ttanks, planes and vehicles outside. they aren't forgetting anyone. I was so pleased. might stop again on return trip to catch what we might have missed and mat make some of daddy's donations in honor of Korean war and his service.

I have been to many Veteran Museums and this one is by far the best I've seen. There are quite a variety of items in there and I was amazed at the amount of items that people have loaned to the museum for show. It's a very moving museum, I was definitely touched by what I saw and the woman at the desk was very helpful at directing us to the museum. This will live in my memory forever.