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While fighting for their lives, prisoners of war also struggled against privation and boredom. This program explores the many creative ways prisoners maintained morale for themselves and their comrades. The program will take place in the National Prisoner of War Museum ......More

While fighting for their lives, prisoners of war also struggled against privation and boredom. This program explores the many creative ways prisoners maintained morale for themselves and their comrades. The program will take place in the National Prisoner of War Museum Theater at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

National POW/MIA Recognition Day

Join us in the National Prisoner of War Museum for POW/MIA Recognition Day.Throughout the day, Park Rangers will share stories of prisoners of war and the challenges they faced, from capture and transport to daily life in captivity, communication, privation, and morale.......More

Join us in the National Prisoner of War Museum for POW/MIA Recognition Day.Throughout the day, Park Rangers will share stories of prisoners of war and the challenges they faced, from capture and transport to daily life in captivity, communication, privation, and morale. Programs will also reflect on freedom, homecoming, and the families who waitedâand remember those who never made it home.

The Korean War & Vietnam War

The third event in our Freedom 250 commemorative series highlights the experiences of prisoners of war during the Korean War and the Vietnam War. This event will feature living historians, demonstrations, and a special Freedom 250 activity for visitors of all ages.

Civil War Medicine

Learn about Civil War medicine and the medical care provided in the hospitals at Andersonville Prison during this interactive program.