World War II

390th Memorial Museum

Tucson, AZ

A Tucson museum centered on a B-17 Flying Fortress and the service of the 390th Bombardment Group in the air war over Europe during World War II.

Addis Museum

Addis, LA

A small community museum in a historic former bank and post office that preserves Addis’s railroad-era and local history.

Arkansas State Capitol

Little Rock, AR

Arkansas's working statehouse is a grand early-20th-century neoclassical landmark where visitors can explore the architecture, history, and ongoing work of state government.

Battleship Cove

Fall River, MA

A waterfront fleet museum where visitors can board landmark American warships spanning World War II through the Vietnam era.

Brooklyn Navy Yard

Brooklyn, NY

A landmark New York shipyard where generations of workers built celebrated American warships and where historic industry continues within a modern manufacturing campus.

Cape Canaveral Lighthouse

Cape Canaveral, FL

A 151-foot active lighthouse that links Florida's maritime heritage with the launch complexes of Cape Canaveral.

Defending the Delaware: Forts from Civil War to World War II

Follow a century of Delaware coastal defense from a Civil War island fortress to a modernized river fort and the World War II batteries at Cape Henlopen.

FDR's Georgia: Warm Springs and the New Deal

Spend a day in the Georgia landscape that became Franklin D. Roosevelt's refuge, political laboratory, and enduring New Deal legacy.

New York Harbor at War

Explore shipbuilding, naval aviation, coastal defense, and an aircraft carrier across the military landscape of New York Harbor.

Rohwer & Jerome: Japanese American Incarceration in Arkansas

Visit the surviving landscapes, memorials, and museum that interpret Arkansas’s two World War II Japanese American incarceration centers.