National Border Patrol Museum in El Paso

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  Ramon Rodriguez

  :: 20 May 2018 22:30:39

  A very small museum for such a long history of service to this nation, this place relies entirely on public donations and a small gift shop that sells collectibles to the public. A must see when in El Paso, very friendly stuff, clean restrooms and just a the entrance to the Franklin Mountains. Close to Fort Bliss and I-10.

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  Dan Gulino

  :: 12 May 2018 17:30:41

  Very interesting place. You don't realize how much history there is to the border patrol, how wide an area they cover, and the dedication of those who serve. Admission is free, too.

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  Megan Smith

  :: 02 May 2018 17:46:05

  I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I learned A LOT! Was a little irritated by the couple of schools that were there on a field trip. But that's unavoidable. If I'm in El Paso again, I'll definitely go back.

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  DannyAmy Deese

  :: 12 April 2018 17:20:40

  Visited here for the first time and it was amazing and informative and sad. It was interesting to find out how long the boarder had been going and all the items they showed here. It was very touching to be able to reflect on those lost for this cause. Great place to go see and get informed.

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  Brian Wingate

  :: 18 February 2018 21:49:14

  If you're interested in the subject (immigration) then this museum is a must see. It mixes well documented history with some interesting equipment used to patrol the U.S. borders with Mexico and Canada. It's doable in a one hour visit.