Reviews of Livingston County War Museum (Museum)

321 N Main St, Pontiac, IL 61764, United States

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At present the business has a rating of 4.9 out of 5 and the score was based on 13 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Livingston County War Museum IN Illinois

Iris Colon

It is a museum that everyone will need to go. Amazing

Abby Wargo

Amazing artifacts and amazing volunteers, workers, and tour guides. This place is a must-go!

Adey Z

It was a little surprise we found along the way to Springfield... The museum attribute the veterans of the war. It collects Veterans' uniforms, but it is the amazing stories behind those uniforms that are worth of listening and learning. It was definitely educational for my kids. The staff there was patient and knowledgable. I definitely recommend it!!

Doreen Daniel

Has a lot to see. Free admission.

Ed van de Zilver

Bezocht in sept. '13 Wij waren onder de indruk van de passie waarmee de veteranen vertelden over hun strijd voor onze vrijheid in WW2 tegen de Duitsers.

Игорь Igor

Great place to visit for everyone interested in military. Amasing - it's a private museum keeped by the son of WW2 veteran.

Mar Zie

Great war museum with hundreds of exhibits. There is no charge for museum but feel free to donate. Always great people to answer all your questions.

Christine Krueg

Love everything they have in here

Colby Spencer

Such a fantastic museum. I wish we lived closer and could visit more frequently. Wasn't able to spend near as much time as I had wanted to in here. They have a great educational outreach program that they told us about where veterans from the museum can Skype call classrooms and conduct an interview. We had the pleasure of speaking with the founder's son, who is also a veteran and a true pleasure to meet.