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Testimonials

"On visiting WWII Victory Museum in 2004 and again in 2005 I was amazed at the vast collection of WWII war relics and memorabilia placed on viewing display for the general public. Most weapons, tanks, trucks and other war machines looked as though they had just been recovered fresh from battlefields. Having fought from the Beaches of Normandy to Hitler’s home in Berchtesgaden, I could see in my mind’s eye the enemy troops still attending their weapons and equipment. I could also see Allies at their posts, wherever they may be, and ready for battle.

Entering the WWII Victory Museum is like stepping back in time to World War II battlefields. Hopefully the Victory Museum’s efforts in presenting history as it happened will spur those of newer generations to better understand the past as lived by their fathers, mothers, and others who have gone on before, giving their all during World War Two as “The Greatest Generation.” History must be kept forever for our future generations; so that knowledge of history at its worse shall not be repeated."

Don Burgett
WWII Veteran, Author
Seargent, A Co. 506th PIR 101st Airborne

"The World War II Victory Museum serves as a reminder of what not only our country, but the world has endured, and also as a living tribute to those who served. The World War II Victory Museum is an opportunity that should not be missed."

Cadet Andrew M. Mapes
IUPUI ROTC/38th ID HHC, Company XO
Franklin College Student

The Museum's Collection

The museum's collection of artifacts from the Second World War include more than 150 vehicles, hundreds of uniforms, many firearms, numerous works of art on paper, and scores of other artifacts, making it one of the must-see museums relating to WWII history. For more information on the museum's collection click here.

Location

The World War II Victory Museum is located off of Interstate I-69, just 15 minutes north of Ft. Wayne in northeast Indiana. The museum is also just south of the US 80/90 Toll Road which connects Chicago to New York City. More information about the museum's location and how to get here click here.

Nearby Accomodations

For a listing of nearby hotels, Bed & Breakfasts, and campgrounds in Auburn, Indiana, click here. For accomodations in the Fort Wayne, Indiana area, click here.

Rental Facilities

Facilities to meet the needs of groups of 10 to 2,000 people are available at the World War II Victory Museum. The museum has rooms ranging from small meeting rooms to a large hall for major events and conventions. For more information on the museum's facilities and for a list of caterers click here.

Museum Events

The World War II Victory Museum is home to several annual museum-sponsored events including a Memorial Day ceremony, Historyfest, and the Auburn Concours d'Elegance. For more information on these events click here.

Questions?

Please contact us with any questions you have about the museum by email by clicking here. You can also call us at 260.927.9144 or fax us at 260.927.8043.