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What is the National Prisoner of War Museum? PDF Print E-mail

Andersonville GroundsNational Prisoner of War Museum

The 1970 legislation which established Andersonville National Historic Site instructed the park "to interpret the role of prisoners-of-war camps in history" and "to commemorate the sacrifice of Americans who lost their lives in such camps." To that end, the exhibits in the National Prisoner of War Museum serve as a memorial to all American prisoners of war. The museum opened in 1998 and is dedicated to the American men and women who have suffered as POWs.


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Friends of Andersonville, a 501(c)(3) organization, provides volunteer support to Andersonville National Historic Site. The FOA volunteers work to foster understanding of the role that Camp Sumter (Andersonville) Military Prison played in our nation's history, as well as that of all former American POWs.

The Friends provide interpretive programs, museum exhibits, and needed equipment.

Funds are raised by donations, direct solicitation, sales items, and membership dues.

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