Images of The International Museum of World War II
This museum is closed permanently.
The International Museum of World War II and its collection
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The International Museum of World War II was established in 1999 by an American, Kenneth W. Rendell. Rendell served as the museum director for two decades, dedicating his time and effort to the preservation and presentation of World War II history. His leadership and vision shaped the museum into a significant institution for understanding the global impact of the war.
Location of the Museum
The museum was situated in Natick, Massachusetts, approximately 25 kilometers west of Boston. This location made it easily accessible for visitors from both the city and the surrounding areas. Its proximity to Boston, a city rich in history and culture, added to the museum's appeal for tourists.
Exhibits and Dissolution of the Museum
The museum boasted over 500,000 exhibits, offering a vast collection for visitors to explore. However, in 2019, the museum had to be dissolved due to unspecified reasons. A significant portion of the exhibits was sold to American entrepreneur Ronald Lauder, ensuring that these historical artifacts continue to be preserved.
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