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A great place to spend a couple hours. This museum was well thought out and put together in a very logical way. We learned a lot about medicine from the 4 years of the civil war. You also follow one soldier in his journey through letters to his family. They were letting people in by appointment only ... so check before just showing up. $19 for 2 was very fair price.…
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Date of experience: December 2020
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While staying in nearby Herndon, Va we did a day trip to see this museum. It was well worth it. It’s located in a quaint little town. Our tour was self-guided for the most part but a guide takes the elevator to the top with you. After that he gives you information and explains the museum. As you go room to room working your way down to the main floor he was with us in the room to answer questions and some rooms spoke to our group explaining things.…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Nice history lesson. Interesting displays. A nice break while browsing through downtown Frederick. Recommend for a cold or rainy day.
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Date of experience: October 2020
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We were not expecting two floors filled with information. You start on the second floor where a docent gives you an overview, then wander at your leisure. Some hands on. Lots of info. Well worth the visit.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Response from NMCWM, Education Coordinator at National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Responded Mar 11, 2020
Thank you for taking the time to write a review! Though the museum looks small from the outside, we have 8,000 square feet of exhibits on two floors packed with incredible stories and information. Plus we almost always have docents on hand to help with questions in the galleries.
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We got there about 20 minutes before closing so we only had to make a donation to take the tour. I was very impressed at how much was preserved from the Civil War. I didn't know anything about Frederick being a hospital for the soldiers during the war. I was amazed at everything!!…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Response from NMCWM, Education Coordinator at National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Responded Mar 6, 2020
We're thrilled to hear you enjoyed your brief visit. 45 minutes to an hour before closing we don't charge full admission since the museum typically takes people around an hour to complete. When you get the chance, come back and see the full museum.
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