Friends of the World War II Lookout Tower

 

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Become a Charter Member of the Friends of the World War II Lookout Tower
In the short time since it’s been open, the World War II Lookout Tower (Fire Lookout Tower No. 23) has become an important memorial for Cape May area veterans of World War II and all other wars. Help us educate the public and preserve the memory of the war years by joining the newly formed Friends of the World War II Lookout Tower. 

As a Friend, you and your family will receive:
• Unlimited free admission to the Tower
• A free Friends of the World War II Lookout Tower badge
• Invitations to special military-themed programs
• Name listed on Friends display at the Tower
• 10% discount on gift items sold at the Tower
Plus many other MAC membership benefits

For more information, call 609-884-5404 or 800-275-4278

Click here for complete list of benefits  
Click here for membership form 
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Munchies, Melodies & Memories
  Saturday, March 2: 1pm
 Cape May Lutheran Church
509 Pittsburgh AvenuePlease join us for a follow-up to our successful event of January 26 involving recollections of our nation's wars since World War II and music of those eras. This sequel will cover the Cold War, the Viet Nam War, the Gulf War and the War in Iraq. 
Munchies: Pizza and beverages at 1pm; Cookies, chips pretzels and beverages during the social hour after the program.
Melodies: A sight and sound presentation of the music popular during each of those wars by MAC's music maestro Rich Chiemingo
Memories: Brief (10 minute) recollections of their personal experiences in each of those wars by area veterans.

 Admission to this follow-up event is FREE to both members of the Friends of the Tower and the public.

For more information or details, call Bob Heinly at 609-884-5404, extension 134 

April 20: 1pm
Cape May Lutheran Church, 509 Pittsburgh Ave.

World War II Defenses of the Atlantic Coast

Presenting a Powerpoint program will be Dr. Terry McGovern of the Coastal Defense Study Group and Dr. Gary Wray, president of the Ft. Miles Historical Association.*

May 18, 2013

Armed Forces Day

Program at the World War II Tower will feature a full presentation of historic flags of the United States by the South Jersey Elks. Free Admission.

For more details contact Dr. Robert Heinly
at 884-5404 x134

* Programs held at Cape May Lutheran Church, 509 Pittsburgh Ave., Cape May. Admission is free for Friends members and $5 for the public unless otherwise noted. Non-members are invited to join our group at the meeting and then get free admission to this and all Friends programs. Light refreshments will be served.