Wilmington was designated as America's first-ever "World War II Heritage City", a proud title honoring the city's important role in the war and its success in preserving war sites. Wilmington became a major hub for shipbuilding, chemical manufacturing, and much more, often being nicknamed a "World War Boomtown." The city's downtown was an important place for soldiers and sailors to live before deployment overseas, and its major role in the war is rumored to have provoked the only German bombardment of the US mainland. These stories and more from the World War II homefront await you on the Wilmington World War II heritage tour.
We meet outside of Slice of Life Pizzeria & Pub in Downtown Wilmington. We do not meet at the battleship. We do not meet at the battleship. We do not meet at the battleship.
See sites related to Wilmington's WW2 era history, such as: The Hannah Block USO center: A refurbished USO center used to entertain American soldiers during the war. The Office of Price Administration: The group that coordinated rationing and price controls during the war Airplane tracking center: A former post office that, during the war, recorded and tracked airplane movements Acme Chemical Building: A chemical company building that utilized German prisoners of war for labor, and made many important wartime materials.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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