Immerse Yourself in Pacific War History

We connect people to the experiences and stories of those affected by World War II in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater by interpreting its enduring relevance.

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Who We Are

Discover the human story of WWII in the Pacific in more than 55,000 square feet of exhibit space spread over three galleries located on six acres in the heart of Fredericksburg, Texas. The National Museum of the Pacific War is the only museum in the continental U.S. solely dedicated to telling the story of WWII in the Pacific.

Male soldier seated on top of a tank next to with a boy dressed in camo gear and helmet.
Black and white photo of four soldiers seated on the grass playing banjos.

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Admiral Nimitz Gallery

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George H.W. Bush Gallery

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Pacific Combat Zone

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What's Happening

The WWII Art of Private Charles J. Miller

This exhibition features the extraordinary and nearly forgotten paintings of World War II soldier/artist and New Hampshire native, Charles Miller.

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Aug 23

Richard B. Frank Presents The Battle of Leyte Gulf: New Insights on Command (free webinar)

The Battle of Leyte Gulf is the greatest, multi-phase modern sea battle in terms of number of ships and geographic expance. This action stands as a stunning triumph for the U.S. Navy, but is also shrouded by great controversy. On October 24, Richard B. Frank, award-winning author and historian, will present a free webinar on the much-debated decisions of Admiral William F. Halsey and Vice Admiral Thomas C. Kinkaid. Decades of study form the foundation for this webinar by one of the internationally recognized historians of the Asia-Pacific War.

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Oct 24

November WWII Pacific Combat Program

Experience the sights and sounds of World War II in the Pacific like only the National Museum of the Pacific War can bring you.

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Nov 16

Wall of Honor