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The museum offers a unique private collection of World War 1 relics.
All the relics in the museum are found by Jean Paul de Vries, the owner of the museum,
near the village of Romagne sous Montfaucon, the American sector in the First World War.
Jean Paul collected over 200.000 objects for his museum and has a great story on every
piece he found. Besides the many objects that are on display there is also a reconstruction
of the battlefield (including a MG-position) of 10 by 5 meters and two underground shelters
that can be visited.
The museum is located near the large bridge and church in the center of the town. It is the last house on the left before passing the large bridge when driving from the church to the American cemetery. The address is Rue de L'andon 2, Romagne sous Montfaucon. NEWS JULY 19, 2025 On Thursday, July 3, a large-scale inspection by the French authorities took place at the War for Peace/Romagne 14-18 museum, completely unexpectedly and without prior notice. The suspicion has been raised that Jean-Paul has illegally obtained material in his museum and is exhibiting it. The collection has been seized. The case is currently under investigation. More information about the next steps and the consequences for the museum is expected after the summer holidays. Update october 24, 2025 The museum is closed till further notice. |
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Museum Romagne 14-18 Rue de L'andon 2 Romagne sous Montfaucon Tel: 003 3 29 85 10 14 E-mail: info@romagne14-18.com Opening hours Fri. Sat. Sun. from 12:30 till 18:00. Closed all other days and hours. By appointment the museum can be visited all days of the week. Price Museum: - Adult: € 8.00 - Child (< 12 years ): Free - Groups (12 people or more): € 5 |
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