A national memorial museum is an official or semi-official institution administered or oversighted by a governmental body, usually combining elements of a national memorial, a national museum, and a memorial museum. Specifically, it could refer to:
Australia Royal Australian Armoured Corps Memorial and Army Tank Museum
India Indian War Memorial Museum National Gandhi Museum
Japan Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum National Showa Memorial Museum
Namibia Independence Memorial Museum (Namibia)
Norway Lofoten War Memorial Museum
South Korea National Memorial Museum of Forced Mobilization under Japanese Occupation
Sri Lanka Independence Memorial Museum
Taiwan Yu Da Wei Xian Sheng Memorial Museum
Thailand National Memorial (Thailand) – a museum
Ukraine National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War – a memorial complex
United States
African American Civil War Memorial Museum Federal Hall National Memorial National Churchill Museum National Guard Memorial Museum National Pulse Memorial and Museum National September 11 Memorial & Museum National Veterans Memorial and Museum National World War I Museum and Memorial The National WWII Museum Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum Pearl Harbor National Memorial – includes the USS Bowfin museum and Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum within the nearby naval station complex Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall and Museum Wright Brothers National Memorial – includes a visitor center and museum
See also List of Holocaust memorials and museums List of Holodomor memorials and museums List of military museums List of national memorials of the United States List of national museums List of presidential libraries List of slavery-related memorials and museums Lists of monuments and memorials Lists of war monuments and memorials
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