Videos tagged with Museum Expansion

The Los Angeles Police Department Museum, established in 2000 in a 1925 building, showcases LAPD history through its collection of over 250 weapons. The museum is undergoing expansion and exhibit revamping, featuring items like Patty Hearst's rifle and firearms from the North Hollywood shootout. It operates as a 501c3 non-profit and relies on donations for preservation and operations.

This video provides an update on the ongoing preparations at a military museum. The team has assembled 45 mannequins with complete uniforms and is working on winter renovations, including carpet replacement and display area expansion. They are actively acquiring more military equipment, with a goal of reaching 100 operational military vehicles, currently at 92. The museum plans to expand in February and is seeking a couple of tour guides for the spring and summer season, offering flexible scheduling. The role involves reading provided descriptions for each room and display to visitors. The narrator also mentions a merchandise shop.

The creator is planning an expansion for their military museum, referred to as "Dragonland." The current project involves building up dirt to level the ground for a new building. This process requires moving a significant amount of dirt, allowing it to settle for several months, and then compacting it with heavy equipment. The final step before construction involves adding three inches of road base on topsoil and leveling the area. The creator also promotes their T-shirt shop, which offers next-day shipping.

This video showcases a new Medic display at a military museum, highlighting Vietnam Era artifacts. The museum has undergone significant expansion, now covering 75,000 sq. ft. and continues to grow. The display, along with other additions made over the winter, includes more vehicles, firearms, and memorabilia spanning from WWI to the Afghanistan conflict. The museum is set to open on March 31st and will be open every Sunday until Veterans Day.

This video showcases progress on an extension for a military museum, referred to as "Dragonland." The description details upcoming work including leveling gravel, electrical installation, and moving vehicles. The video also announces a future expansion of the museum's west walls by 15 x 180 ft to improve display rooms and tour experiences, as well as an expansion for the "Oldies but Goodies" room. The museum is open Sundays at 10 am and closes in late October or early November depending on weather. Contact information for inquiries is provided.