National World War I Museum at Liberty
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Editorial Staff
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This is a military museum with a huge collection of artifacts from World War I. This museum designed by Ralph Appelbaum has new state of the art facilities which provide interactive technology to bring back to life the history of the region. This museum has been officially designated as the National War I Museum by the 108th Congress.
Category: Museums
Address: 100 West 26th Street, Kansas City, MO, USA - (816) 784-1918
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