Join Sergeant 1st Class (Ret) Gregg Pomerleau for a special presentation on tank technologies here at the American Heritage Museum on Friday, March 6th! ![]()
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Learn about the technological advancements tanks have under gone over the last century, and how they affect their performance and effectiveness in combat.![]()
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The presentation is included with standard museum admission and is free for museum members.![]()
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📢Enter to The Road to Victory WWII Jeep Sweepstakes THIS MONTH and you can win this awesome Jerry Can Mini Bar set for our Flash Giveaway through April 15th! Use the link to enter and get 20% in bonus entries now! This sweepstakes is a fundraiser for the American Heritage Museum, a 501c3 non-profit museum.![]()
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The Road to Victory Sweepstakes - Win a Road-Ready, Original WWII Jeep!
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This is not your average Jeep. The American Heritage Museum is giving YOU the chance to win a real, period-correct, road-ready 1944 Ford GPW Jeep — an authentic WWII-era military vehicle — in the ...
Don't miss - this Friday, 2-3:30 at the AHM - join author and Executive Director/Founder of Military Special Operations Family Collaborative, KaLea Lehman, as she reveals how the simple act of family meals strengthens the health, resilience, and well-being of America’s most elite warfighters. No reservations needed.
Meet the M26A1 Pershing!![]()
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The American Heritage Museum will be open all next week (2/16-2/22) for February school break. Great place to bring the whole family!
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Speaker Series: How To Research WWII Veterans
December 13, 2024 @ 1:00 pm, ending 2:30 pm
Free with standard museum admission
Autumn Hendrickson, who has spent the last four and a half years working on a project to tell the stories of the men and women from Reading & North Reading, Massachusetts that served in World War II, comes to the American Heritage Museum to talk about her recent trip to the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis, MO.
She’ll take the time to talk about her research process and how other people can research their own WWII veteran of interest while incorporating some stories of men and women she’s researched.
