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Enlarge	The Mariners' Museum An adventure into maritime history. Category: Newport News Museum in Virginia Description of this Newport News Attraction: The USS Monitor Center * An Ironclad Promise of Adventure! On March 9, 2007, exactly 145 years after the historic clash between the Civil War ironclads USS Monitor and CSS Virginia, The Mariners' Museum opened the doors to one of the premier Civil War attractions across the nation - The USS Monitor Center. This dramatic new 63,500-square-foot facility will enthrall families with exciting exhibits, bring students face-to-face with history, house state-of-the-art conservation labs and offer historians rich resources for research. Other Highlights Enjoy the miniature ship models of acclaimed carver August Crabtree. Tour the Age of Exploration Gallery. Explore 125 boats from around the world in the International Small Craft Center. Examine intricately carved figureheads, scrimshaw, and other rare examples of folk art. *See artifacts pulled from the Titanic. And much more!
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Enlarge	U.S. Army Transportation Museum Explore the history of the Army transportation soldiers. Category: Newport News Museum in Virginia Description of this Newport News Attraction: Explore the world of Amry transportation at the U.S. Army Transportation Museum. Throughout America's military history the Army's transportation soldeiers have been "first in, last out." Experience the history of Army transportation through its equipment and soldiers. From Conestoga Wagons to trucks, trains, aircraft and uniforms of our branch history, learn about the REvolution, WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam and present day operations. Examine 200 years of Army Transportation history through exhibits, dioramas, models and full scale scenes. A new 18,000-square-foot exhibit gallery expands the museum's story of Korea, Vietnam and the Cold War. Visitors will get a glimpse of a soldier's living conditions during Desert Storm and see an actual HMMWV used in Afghanistan. Located on Fort Eustis, an active Army installation, the Museum covers six acres of indoor and outdoor exhibits. Please note: All visitors to Fort Eustis must show valid IDs (driver's license and/or photo ID) and vehicle registration at the visitor's center.
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Enlarge	Virginia War Museum Outstanding and unusual artifacts dating to 1775 amaze. Category: Newport News Museum in Virginia Description of this Newport News Attraction: American military history unfolds at the Virginia War Museum. Outstanding collections of personal artifacts, weapons, vehicles, uniforms, posters and much more, trace the development of the U.S. military from 1775 through the present. See a section of the Berlin Wall and a portion of the outer wall from Dachau Concentration Camp. Galleries include Women at War and Marches Toward Freedom, exploring the roles of women and African-Americans in the military and Visions of War, the museum's outstanding propaganda poster collection.
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