Pacific War history
Museum focused on the Pacific War and wartime cooperation.
WWII Pacific War Memorial Hall
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About WWII Pacific War Memorial Hall
In San Francisco's Chinatown, the WWII Pacific War Memorial Hall is a museum honoring the partnership between the United States and China during World War II. Its exhibits and programs focus on the Pacific War and those who fought against Japanese occupation. The hall also presents exhibitions, including a featured exhibition on the Flying Tigers in Guangxi. A reading room commemorates author Iris Chang. Visitors can explore the museum at 809 Sacramento Street, with public visiting hours Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The memorial hall also welcomes volunteers and accepts financial support for preserving Pacific War history and sharing accounts of the conflict.
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Special exhibitions
Exhibitions include a feature on the Flying Tigers in Guangxi.
Iris Chang reading room
A reading room commemorates author Iris Chang.
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