Chaguaramas Military History & Aviation Museum (The)
Neighborhood: Chaguaramas
Nearest Train: City Gate, Port-of-Spain (Bus)
Phone: +1 868 634 4391
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The Chaguaramas Military History and Aviation Museum was founded by Gaylord Kelshall, a former officer in the Trinidad & Tobago Coastguard and a former pilot. Here, an exciting collection of memorabilia is on display, including uniforms, ammunition and radio equipment used by soldiers in World Wars I and II. Children and adults alike get carried away as they climb into a simulated bunker, complete with gunfire sounds, stand next to massive tanks and view battle ship and fighter jet models.
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Extensive military memorabilia
Neighborhood: Chaguaramas
Nearest Train: City Gate, Port-of-Spain (Bus)
Phone: +1 868 634 4391
Email | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
The Chaguaramas Military History and Aviation Museum was founded by Gaylord Kelshall, a former officer in the Trinidad & Tobago Coastguard and a former pilot. Here, an exciting collection of memorabilia is on display, including uniforms, ammunition and radio equipment used by soldiers in World Wars I and II. Children and adults alike get carried away as they climb into a simulated bunker, complete with gunfire sounds, stand next to massive tanks and view battle ship and fighter jet models.
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Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara: Stay two nights, and receive the 3rd night FREE! www.SantaBarbaraCa.com/Partners
Reviews
Nice place
Quite a bit of information. I was there about 3 hours and throughly enjoyed it. Good mix of old an...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 12 2009
Very good
they have many items on exhibit. the pirate ships and the assortment of swords impressed me. very go...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 16 2009
A Must see for all visitors
I loved the location and the exhibits. The tour guide was knowledgeable and showed keen interest in ...
Reviewed by:The Uninhibited Diplomat from on Mar 23 2009
