Lady M and I visited the D-Day Museum in Southsea yesterday while lady s was at work, and I found it just as powerful and human as I did the last time I visited. It tells a rounded story of local people, the preparation, the fears, and the events and aftermath of the D-Day assault without indulging in jingoism, cliche, or fantasy.
The exhibits are carefully curated and laid out in a highly efficient use of the space available, and the whole place just feels…loved.
I can’t recommend it enough, and the cafeteria is friendly and full of tasty things too.
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