The National Museum of the Pacific War, located in Fredericksburg, TX, tells the human story of World War II in the Pacific in more than 55,000 sq ft of…

Immerse yourself in history with a vast collection of artifacts and the personal stories of real people who lived and died during the Pacific War. Here, you can find the connection between …

The National Museum of the Pacific War (NMPW) is recognized today as a world-class, cultural institution. A Smithsonian Affiliate and accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, …

Spanning six acres in the heart of Fredericksburg, the National Museum of the Pacific War connects us to those affected by World War II in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater.

General admission includes access to the Submarine Exhibit, the Admiral Nimitz Gallery, the Pacific Combat Zone exhibits, and The Rescue, our new immersive experience.

The Curatorial Department of the National Museum of the Pacific War is responsible for obtaining, preserving, preparing, and displaying 2D and 3D artifacts relevant to World War II in the …

Access a growing library of videos, lesson plans, and articles focused on the history of the Pacific War. Designed for educators, students, and lifelong learners, these resources support …

The story of the Museum’s origin began here on Main Street in February 1885 when Chester William Nimitz was born. The National Museum of the Pacific War is a museum that was …

The Pacific Combat Zone, just a short walk from the main Museum campus. Upon entering, a map of the entire Pacific Theater of WWII (to scale) provides a bird’s eye view of the breadth …

General admission includes access to the Submarine Exhibit, the Admiral Nimitz Gallery, the Pacific Combat Zone exhibits, and The Rescue, our new immersive experience.