Interesting and highly varied displays. Many movie props and vehicles
Great experience. A lot of exhibits have connections to Indiana residents. One admission gets you into two museums. Great value. The car museum attached to this is great! Batmobile, General Lee from the Dukes of Hazard and even Fonzi's motorcycle! And much more. Who knew these things were in Indiana! People were very friendly. Definitely worth stopping. There is also an antique mall and Ford museum in the same complex.
Although there is a lot there I felt it wasn't displayed well. It was so very poorly lit it was impossible to read the information. There seemed to be plenty of lights but they weren't turned on. We were very disappointed.
All the old cars are neat here. Alot of cool history here
Museum had good information, disappointed some major items were up for auction. Very disappointed with the condition of the flags out front, and up the drive. These need replacing immediately. No excuses.
Awesome place to go if you like world war history, it has a plethora of items, vehicles and stories to look at.
Great place can see the bat mobile, kit, and the general lee along with history from ww2
Mom and I chose wisely by picking this for our Smithsonian Museum Day free admission. Lots of cool WWII vehicles on one side, and may interesting custom car show pieces in the other side, including KITT, the A-Team van, and the Batmobile from Batman Returns. They have plenty of room to add more stuff. However, calling themselves the "National" one is definitely a bit presumptuous.
We held a conference here. The location was great. They did an excellent job taking care of us and the price was reasonable.
We visited during our grandson's Turning Blue and Graduation. It was overwhelming! The volunteers are so educated and helpful.
We especially enjoyed the Fife & Drum restaurant atmosphere and believe it should be advertised more to the families for a lunch. With it closing at 5, the lunch hour is a must for dining after graduation or a visit.
This museum is a real find. They boast many one of a kind Allied and German vehicles from WWII. They have a lot of floor space and house uniformed mannequins in various poses representative of German and Allied soldiers in WWII.
We were lucky enough to have a guided tour by one of the knowledgeable and friendly staff.
My son and I had a wonderful time and recommend this if you are in the area and if your not in the area make a detour to Auburn, and see what makes America great.