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840 LST Dr, Evansville, IN 47713, USA
Evansville, Illinois 47713
+1 812-435-8678

This deserves 10 stars! Got to visit this on Labor Day in Nashville. What a treat and an honor. It's amazing to get such a real, up close and personal experience like this. The incredible gentlemen that host this tour are amazing. So polite, attentive, respectful, kind, informative... I'll be here for days describing them. They are SO knowledgeable of this ship and stories about it. They take the time to explain things clearly. No question is too dumb. Never felt rushed. My kids loved it too, ages 9-19. No documentary could provide such a personal experience, especially from such a humble, witty and serving group of men like these!! Excellent time!! Gives you goosebumps when you realize you are walking on and actually visiting history! Thankful for our servicemen!

Very COOL! Stumbled across this ship museum on one of our trips, and sure​ glad we did. Amazing history and inspiring story of this ship's journey back to the U.S.

The U.S. LST-325 is the last of over 1,000 tank transport vessels built during World War II. Evansville built many of the war ships during that war. This particular vessel, # 325, participated in the D-Day invasion of France, at Normandy, in the second wave at Omaha Beach. Germany had no comparative vessel, helping the Americans to turn the table on the Germans. The vessel later participated in landing tanks, trucks, troops, other military hardware and munitions to fight Germany in the Battle of the Bulge, Africa, the Pacific theater and other locations.

Had an amazing tour this weekend with our tour guide, Sarge! My father served on LST 391 in the Korean War and am so grateful he was able to visit this lovingly refinished LST run by an all volunteer crew. The tour is very information and interesting. LST 325 is a jewel in Evansville and a beautiful piece of american history.

Don't miss the tour. It is very well worth the $10 fee.

Very enjoyable tour. Amazing historical vessel. Thanks to the crew. I am sure keeping the LST in good shape is a labor of love.

Discussions is the roles of Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, workers in the shipyards, including women, we're fascinating.

The tour of the ship is fascinating and very informative. The tour guide knew his subject material inside and out, and made the tourists feel like they were there, at war landings.

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Uss Lst 325

Museum at 840 LST Dr, Evansville, IN 47713, USA. Here you will find detailed information about Uss Lst 325: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

Opening hours

  • Monday
    10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Tuesday
    10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Wednesday
    10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Thursday
    10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Friday
    10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Saturday
    10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday
    12:00 – 4:00 PM

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5
Based on 8 reviews

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Address:
840 LST Dr, Evansville, IN 47713, USA.
City:
Evansville
Postcode:
47713

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  • Caleb
    Added 2016.02.28
    This deserves 10 stars! Got to visit this on Labor Day in Nashville. What a treat and an honor. It's amazing to get such a real, up close and personal experience like this. The incredible gentlemen that host this tour are amazing. So polite, attentive, respectful, kind, informative... I'll be here for days describing them. They are SO knowledgeable of this ship and stories about it. They take the time to explain things clearly. No question is too dumb. Never felt rushed. My kids loved it too, ages 9-19. No documentary could provide such a personal experience, especially from such a humble, witty and serving group of men like these!! Excellent time!! Gives you goosebumps when you realize you are walking on and actually visiting history! Thankful for our servicemen!
  • Nicholas
    Added 2015.06.26
    Very COOL! Stumbled across this ship museum on one of our trips, and sure​ glad we did. Amazing history and inspiring story of this ship's journey back to the U.S.
  • Hunter
    Added 2015.01.22
    The U.S. LST-325 is the last of over 1,000 tank transport vessels built during World War II. Evansville built many of the war ships during that war. This particular vessel, # 325, participated in the D-Day invasion of France, at Normandy, in the second wave at Omaha Beach. Germany had no comparative vessel, helping the Americans to turn the table on the Germans. The vessel later participated in landing tanks, trucks, troops, other military hardware and munitions to fight Germany in the Battle of the Bulge, Africa, the Pacific theater and other locations.
  • Blake
    Added 2014.08.17
    Had an amazing tour this weekend with our tour guide, Sarge! My father served on LST 391 in the Korean War and am so grateful he was able to visit this lovingly refinished LST run by an all volunteer crew. The tour is very information and interesting. LST 325 is a jewel in Evansville and a beautiful piece of american history.
  • Hailey
    Added 2013.07.01
    Don't miss the tour. It is very well worth the $10 fee.
  • Steven
    Added 2013.06.07
    Very enjoyable tour. Amazing historical vessel. Thanks to the crew. I am sure keeping the LST in good shape is a labor of love.
  • Erin
    Added 2013.04.14
    Discussions is the roles of Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, workers in the shipyards, including women, we're fascinating.
  • Jason
    Added 2013.04.11
    The tour of the ship is fascinating and very informative. The tour guide knew his subject material inside and out, and made the tourists feel like they were there, at war landings.
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