The Cold War Museum

Nicholas Reid

Full of artifacts and information about the Cold War and how it relates locally

J. Delgado

As a Cold War and SAC Veteran, i was astonished by the amount of history, knowledge by staff, and exhibits are present. More importantly, people need to come experience and learn how essentially and deeply fought and won, the Cold War was. It is vitally important for the generation born at the end of, and the current generation to learn, touch, and see this history, and learn from it. Not just an internet search, so these future leaders can actually UNDERSTAND what was , and sadly, currently involved with America's security. If we don't learn from history, we're doomed to repeat it. I could have spent a full day there.

Brian&Lydia Edwards

Outstanding collection. They opened up on a weekday for myself, husband and a friend; so we did pay a nominal donation. But well worth it.

G Clatterbuck

The best parts of this private museum are the actual historical location and the volunteer staff who have a rich background in the subject. The small physical space constrains how much interpretation can be crammed into the historical site itself, but they do their best. Although the museum has no restaurant, there are restaurants literally adjacent so no one will go hungry in the course of visiting.