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Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum

+1 (202) 824-0613

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437 7th St NW

Washington, DC 20004

+1 (202) 824-0613

http://www.clarabartonmuseum.org

The Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum in Washington, DC showcases the incredible history and legacy of Civil War Medicine through thousands of stories.

Divided by conflict but united by compassion, visitors can explore three museums to learn about the impactful work of Clara Barton and the significance of Civil War Medicine.

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Meg D.

8/5/2019

This place is a gem! I am so happy that I made it to this museum and highly recommend it to anyone visiting DC-and an essential stop for anyone who is interested in the Civil War. The guide of the...

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Monica D.

2/21/2019

Nice spot for a quick, informative stop. You'll first notice a gorgeous mural depicting the life of Clara Barton done by painter, Peter Waddell. The young woman who welcomed us was very...

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Emily S.

1/8/2020

Small museum brought to life with a great tour! My docent John gave an informative and engaging tour that touched on a lesser-known aspect of Clara Barton's life. I learned a lot and had a great...

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