National Prisoner of War Museum

"You need to see this place and how the P.O.W flag and honors started because of this place. You've never been touched like you will here. Someone said 45 minutes tops in here. We spent 4 hours there, and I could have stayed longer."

"Pleasantly surprised at how well the museum was done and the grounds upkeep. The short film was worth it although it is quite depressing. The only negative was that some of the exhibits were too dark to see. I understand that it was meant to create a mood, but it was a little frustrating not to be able to read things. All in all, very impressed"

"It’s just really hard for me to wrap my head around all this but Sarah who works there, really helped to give us information. We watched the 27 minute movie in the theater and how I withheld my tears, I don’t know, it is so powerful and so sad. Here in AMERICA! Some say it will happen again. I WOULD RECOMMEND"

"We have been a couple of times. It's such an incredible but sad museum. Highly recommend taking the time to read everything and be humbled by what we as humans have endured. Bless America, and we shall never forget those that served and continue to serve. The grounds are beautiful and can take a little bit of time to walk, so come with plenty of time to walk around or drive around as both can be done with parking throughout some of the drive to get down and read."

"This museum is phenomenal. There is a 28 minute movie with POWs from wars of different eras. There is an extensive display of photos, videos, actual letters, etc. to review. This is a not miss museum and you could spend a couple of hours. There is no charge, but I do recommend a donation. The staff, especially Ann and her husband from Texas, are knowledgeable and friendly."