As the City of New Orleans welcomes Taylor Swift and her fans for the Eras Tour this weekend, The National WWII Museum highlights her grandfathers, Archie Dean Swift and Robert Bruce Finlay, who both served during World War II. | The National WWII Museum

With a brick at The National WWII Museum, you have a unique opportunity to create a lasting tribute to loved ones who served their country. Since the campaign’s launch, over seven million Museum visitors have seen the more than 45,000 classic red Victory bricks that line our campus—each a lasting tribute to a loved one’s military service. Learn more about our Brick & Paver tribute program: https://bit.ly/3qzuMAK | The National WWII Museum

A new bonus episode of The National WWII Museum's Secret WWII: Spies & Special Ops podcast is out now! In this special episode, you'll hear stories of American intelligence agents' training for clandestine duty—told by the men and women themselves. Visit our website to listen now. https://bit.ly/4pG6WB8 | The National WWII Museum

Exploring the French Quarter? WWII history is closer than you think. Stop by the Museum Tickets & Information Center on Jackson Square to grab your tickets to New Orleans's #1 attraction—The National WWII Museum. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4aO8u8t | The National WWII Museum