The permanent exhibit at the National World War II Museum which will open to the public this Saturday, in New Orleans.
Updated: 12 Jun 2017 12:59 pm
Luggage, an image of a boy of Japanese descent, and a video interview of a man who was kept in an internment camp, are part of the permanent exhibit "Salute to the Home Front" at the National World War II Museum, in New Orleans.
Nazi regalia are part of the permanent exhibit "Salute to the Home Front" at the National World War II Museum, in New Orleans
A female ordinance plant worker's uniform is part of the permanent exhibit "Salute to the Home Front" at the National World War II Museum, in New Orleans. The exhibit tells the home front story from the 1920s to the development of the atomic bomb.
Kristin Guillot works on installing images of newspapers as part of the permanent exhibit "Salute to the Home Front" at the National World War II Museum, in New Orleans.
