The Floating Museum In Indiana That You'll Love Exploring This Summer
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Courtney Johnston
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Indiana is full of historical places to explore, from monuments and memorials to museums. You’ve probably been to some of the well known museums across the Hoosier state, but you likely haven’t heard of this incredible floating museum.
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The USS LST 325 has a long history of serving the United States. The ship first launched in 1942 and has been to Bermuda, Algeria, Sicily, Libya, England, and Ireland. This ship played a distinct role during WW2.
This ship now rests at port in Evansville, as a floating museum of history and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can embark on one hour tours across and inside of this vessel.
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During the tour, you'll get to explore the main deck, while learning more about this ship's important role in our country's history.
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You'll also get to learn more about what life was like for the crew by exploring where crew members slept and worked. You'll also get to check out the captain's cabin.
If you're a fan of war history or just a huge supporter of the military, you'll love checking out this incredible tour in this unique floating museum.
You can view this ship's tour schedule here and visit the ship at 840 Lst Dr, Evansville, IN 47713.
Have you ever seen this amazing floating museum? For more unique museums in Indiana, check out this list.
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