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TOMORROW — Heritage & Horsepower at the American Heritage Museum! Info & Tickets at: ahmus.me/hhcs26Join us Saturday, August 8 for an incredible day of classic, exotic, and specialty automobiles alongside our world-class collection of tanks, military vehicles, historic aircraft, and vintage race cars!The Heritage & Horsepower Fundraiser Car Show runs from 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., with the museum open 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Best of all, event proceeds support our Fuel Our Field Trips program, helping underserved students experience history firsthand.Make your plans now and join us tomorrow!Get tickets and details:www.americanheritagemuseum.org/event/heritage-horsepower-fundraiser-car-show/ ... See MoreSee Less
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TOMORROW NIGHT — Don’t Miss History After Hours! Info & Tix at: ahmus.me/afhr0826Join us at the American Heritage Museum for Evolution of the Main Battle Tank with retired U.S. Army tanker Gregg Pomerleau.Explore the progression from the M26 Pershing and Patton series through the M60, M551 Sheridan, and M1A1 Abrams during this special walking presentation through the museum and outdoor tank operations ramp.Thursday, August 6Museum Open: 5:00–8:00 p.m.Presentation: 6:00–7:30 p.m.Included with standard admission. Members attend free. Get your tickets today - link in first comment. ... See MoreSee Less
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Twenty years ago today, Marine Sgt. George M. Ulloa Jr. was killed in action while commanding an M1A1 Abrams near Habbaniyah, Iraq on August 3, 2006.The training and leadership he provided helped the other members of his crew escape the danger area and survive. Today, their battle-damaged Abrams and the story of their final mission are preserved in the American Heritage Museum’s War on Terror Gallery.Please read Sgt. Ulloa’s story and join us in honoring his service, courage, and sacrifice on this solemn anniversary: ahmus.me/ulloa ... See MoreSee Less
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2025–2026 Annual Fund
Where America’s History Comes Home

Eighty years ago, millions of Americans came home from World War II. Their journey back was more than miles traveled—it was a passage from sacrifice to remembrance, from war to the peace their courage secured.

At the American Heritage Museum, we honor that homecoming every day.

Your gift to the 2025–2026 Annual Fund keeps this a place where stories of service come home—preserved, shared, and passed on to the next generation.

Make Your One-Time Annual Fund Donation Online

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Make a Recurring Monthly Annual Fund Donation

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Why Your Gift Matters Now

As we mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and look ahead to the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding, the need to preserve and teach the American story has never been more urgent.

The American Heritage Museum is more than a collection of tanks, aircraft, and artifacts. It is a living place of connection:

Where a family can stand before an M4 Sherman and remember a grandfather’s service.

Where a Gold Star family can find context and meaning in a cherished photograph.

Where an eighth-grader can place a hand on history and understand that freedom has a real weight—and a real cost.

Your generosity makes these moments possible.

What Your 2025–2026 Annual Fund Gift Supports

Hands-On Education for Students

You help bring students from across New England to the museum—funding field trips, interactive programs, and experiences that teach service, sacrifice, and citizenship in ways a textbook never can.

Immersive Exhibits & Powerful Storytelling

You expand exhibits that go beyond machines and dates to highlight the real people behind them—veterans, families, and home-front Americans whose stories deserve to be heard.

Living-History Weekends & Veteran Engagement

You fuel events where vehicles move, engines start, and veterans share their stories in person—turning “history” into a personal encounter with courage and responsibility.

Conservation & Restoration of Irreplaceable Artifacts

You safeguard combat-weary armor, historic aircraft, and rare artifacts through careful conservation and restoration, ensuring they will be here for future generations to learn from.

Your Support Keeps the Mission Alive

The American Heritage Museum is an independent, non-profit organization. We receive no guaranteed government operating support. We operate with modest staffing, dedicated volunteers, and careful stewardship—but the heart of our mission is you.

Your tax-deductible gift—whether $75, $150, $500, $1,000, or any meaningful amount—keeps the doors open, the lights on, and the stories alive for all who visit.

Ways to Make Your Gift

Use the secure donation forms (powered by Blackbaud) on the pages below to:

Make a One-Time Annual Fund Gift

Make your donation to the Annual Fund today and help fuel our programs all year long.

Click Here to Donate Now

Make a Monthly Recurring Donation

Set up a monthly recurring donation of a set amount to be deducted from your credit card to provide steady support to our programs throughout the year.

Click Here to Donate Monthly

Make a Donation in Memory or in Honor

Make a gift in honor or in memory of a veteran or loved one and keep their legacy alive at the American Heritage Museum.

Make an Honored Donation

Donate by Check & Mail

Click here for a form to print and mail a donation to the Annual Fund by check or Money Order.

Click to View and Print a Form

Learn About Smart Giving

Make a donation of stock, crypto, from a donor-advised fund, or from your IRA as a QCD for potential tax savings – doing well while doing good!

Learn About Smart Giving

Every gift, at every level, helps ensure that when a veteran walks through our doors, their experience finds a welcome; when a student visits, their questions find answers; and when our nation seeks perspective, it finds a faithful steward of its history.

Join the Homecoming

In 1945, communities gathered on platforms and piers, cheering in gratitude and relief as their loved ones returned. Eight decades later, that spirit of welcome and responsibility lives on here.

Please join us with your gift to the American Heritage Museum’s 2025–2026 Annual Fund and help keep this a place…

Where America’s history comes home.

 

DONATE TO THE ANNUAL FUND TODAY!

DONATE TODAY!

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NO GENERAL ADMISSION SATURDAY AND SUNDAY - Event Tickets for America's Tank Demo Weekend Only

If you are visiting this weekend, Saturday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26, please purchase tickets for America's Tank Demo Weekend at the link below from 9am to 5pm daily. All museum buildings, including our annex buildings, are included in one ticket. There is no General Admission to just the American Heritage Museum this weekend.