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17 galleries filled with more than 25,000 documents and artifacts tell an unbiased account of the American Civil War
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Maureen
7 ratings2 reviews
Excellent museum and self tour. Amazing collection of artifacts, history and gift shop.
Beautiful grounds and building. Great way to spend the afternoon.
James
1 ratings1 reviews
This was a diversion while I was in Harrisburg, PA. The museum was very entertaining and informative. My son and I enjoyed it very much. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to do something fun with their family.
Denise
1 ratings1 reviews
Small museum, but worth a visit. The coverage of people who were enslaved is the most meaningful part of the exhibit. It does a good job of showing the horrors of enslavement.
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19 ratings11 reviews
Avery good museum but I downrated it a star because I think they try to do too much. It's too hard to let it all sink in. I think that museum's such as at Gettysburg that concentrate on one battle or aspect of the war are more digestible.
Matthew
1 ratings1 reviews
Very nice museum. The videos with their story-based presentation helped keep the whole family engaged for nearly two hours.
Kay
2 ratings2 reviews
No issues or questions accepting the groupon.
Easy check in and wonderful presentation/ exhibits
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About This Deal
The National Civil is temporarily closed as of Friday, March 27th. Click here for additional information.
Choose Between Two Options
- $17 for general admission for two ($24 value)
- $27 for general admission for four ($48 value)
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Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift(s). Valid only for option purchased. May be repurchased every 30 days. Limit 1 per visit.
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About The National Civil War Museum
People tend to walk slowly through The National Civil War Museum—both out of respect for the fallen soldiers and sheer awe at how much there is to see. The institution strives to cover the events before, during, and after the war without bias to either the Union or Confederate cause.
- Size: with 21,000 historic documents and 4,400 artifacts rotating in and out of exhibits on two floors, the museum recommends reserving 2 to 4 hours for a visit
- Eye Catcher: Moment of Mercy—a statue outside the museum that depicts Richard Kirkland, a confederate sergeant who gave water to wounded Union troops
- Permanent Mainstay: Weapons & Equipment, a collection of rifles and uniforms from both sides of the Mason Dixon
- Temporary Exhibit: 1864—the first of four special exhibits to cover specific years of the war and part of the museum's lead up to the Civil War's 150th anniversary
- Don't Miss: a giant, interactive video wall, where President Abraham Lincoln answers questions about anything except his hat
- Leave Your Mark: descendants of Civil War veterans can purchase memorial bricks that add their relatives' names to the museum's Walk of Valor