Fort Devens Museum

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94 Jackson Rd # 305, Devens, MA 01434, USA
Added by Jopie, at 04 December 2015

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• Donna Stacy

  08 February 2018

  What a find!! We were met by Andrew Tabak, a volunteer at this free museum and author of a book called "Fort Devens: From Boys to Men".
  
  Multiple rooms of memorabilia from WWI and WWII have been donated by local residents whose family members were stationed at, or mustered out from Camp Devens. We had estimated an hour visit, and found ourselves fascinated by Andrews stories for well over 2 hours.
  
  Museum is on 3rd floor of an office building with handicapped parking and elevator access. Also has a small book store and reading area. Handicapped restrooms available.
  
  Director Kara Fossey is interested in souvenirs and stories related to Camp Devens or Fort Devens. Museum open Tuesdays and Fridays only from 10-3.

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• JIM ROWE

  23 November 2017

  I was stationed here back in 1968-1969. Quite a trip down memory lane. Nice small museum - very nice docents!

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• Todd Pomelow

  03 November 2017

  For history buffs this place covers the past 100 years of history for ft devens ( camp devens)

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• Sarah Costner

  12 September 2017

  Nice small town atmosphere lived in Shirley then moved on bass at Davao circle nice history area early seventies

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• Jeannie Morley

  28 August 2017

  Wonderful museum. Uncomfortably awkward tour guide

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• Jeff Wallens

  06 August 2017

  Small, but interesting if you served or if you are close to someone who has served.

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• Tom Gordon

  14 June 2017

  Good time

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• Pat Freeman

  27 May 2017

  Enjoyed going back in time and seeing all the great exhibits here. The museum is inside what was the old Navy Barracks when I was stationed here in 1992. Great to see the building being put to good use.

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• Cathie Dyer

  01 May 2017

  Great little hidden gem!

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• Don Love

  11 December 2015

  Excellent history of the area!

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