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Eldred World War II Museum is a museum, located at 201 Main St, Eldred, PA 16731, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 814-225-2220, visit their website eldredpawwiimuseum.com for more detailed information.

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201 Main St, Eldred, PA 16731, USA
Added by Jopie, at 18 February 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Friday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Saturday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday 1:00 – 4:00 PM

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11 Reviews

  • Mitchell Sanderson
    12 October 2017

    Amazing place to visit. Very informative with lots of original examples to help understand the conflict 70+ years ago. Probably my favorite place to visit of all.

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  • Rachael Sommer
    04 September 2017

    I must admit at first I did not want to go to this museum - but we went in and I learned so much about ww2. The director is a self proclaimed ww2 Nut and had many many powerful stories that captivated us. He often reminded visitors how important it is not to step aside and allow evil to persist. He is a really kind and wonderful person. If we hadn't had a little one with us I would have stayed longer. The holocaust exhibit is especially powerful

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  • BlueJay
    13 August 2017

    Honestly if you're a history nut i suggest 100% going. It is highly interactive and it's perfect for those who want more knowledge. I also suggest that you go to this museum for anyone who has regents for global and history.

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  • Jeffrey Anderson
    05 August 2017

    One of the most amazing collections. In talking with the owner, he had some of the most incredible donation stories ive ever heard. The history of the surrounding town is just as interesting.

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  • Linda Devlin
    18 July 2017

    Visited with my two grandchildren, great personalized tour, exhibits are excellent and very interesting. The working submarine telescope and tank mountain are interactive. This is a museum where you can see, touch and feel history

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  • Brian Hauser
    14 July 2017

    Took a group of teenagers as a last second trip. It was the most emotional and truly grounding experience. Our tour guide, the director, was extraordinary passionate and knowledgeable, and offered to take us around and talk past closing hours. The museum itself was very well put together and offered more than a days worth to look at. The director also at the end gave a stirring talk to the teens about their future, and offered himself as a reference. Will be returning as soon as I can, and I suggest you get yourself there.

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  • Zach Brewer
    12 April 2017

    Had a great time and seen some interesting and wellmade interactive displays. My favorite was the periscope!

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  • Yamai Sister
    12 November 2016

    Awesome and fun

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  • William G
    13 September 2016

    This is a great Museum, on what seemed to have been an unlikely WWII factory town.

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  • Steve Shields
    24 August 2016

    This is a surprisingly well-sized museum, featuring artifacts, learning modules, and film. Priced reasonably. No Wi-Fi.

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  • Ashe Lyons
    25 February 2016

    It's a wonderful museum. It seems small at first, but it has several rooms filled with gear, information, diagrams, weaponry, uniforms and more. The staff was friendly and informative, and the price (I was shocked for how low the admission was, only 5$ each at the time!) for the experience was very reasonable. My fiance and I had a blast interacting and learning, and plan to visit again. We spent over two hours wandering through the various areas and still hadn't explored the entire place. The place was put together with a lot of care, and respect was given to those that worked on and behind the lines. It's a great learning experience that anyone nearby should go and see for themselves.

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