There are some interesting exhibits here and the staff were friendly. I think one visit was good... read more
There are some interesting exhibits here and the staff were friendly. I think one visit was good enough for our family.
There are some interesting exhibits here and the staff were friendly. I think one visit was good... read more
Traveling thru route 375 , saw and stop at the National Border Patrol Museum ,History of border... read more
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There are some interesting exhibits here and the staff were friendly. I think one visit was good enough for our family.
Traveling thru route 375 , saw and stop at the National Border Patrol Museum ,History of border patrol, very informative
You can't beat a free museum! I went with very low expectations and was surprised at how interesting I found this place to be. It's got a little bit of a homemade vibe to so some of the exhibits but it's not the Smithsonian and...More
The museum covers the entire history of the Border Patrol starting in 1904. There are a lot of aircraft, cars, uniforms, photos, weapons and equipment used by the Border Patrol. Very interesting to see the development over the 100 plus year history of the Border...More
We spent 1 hour at the Border Patrol Museum. However, if you like to read absolutely everything, allow at least 30 minutes more. We did read a lot. We found this museum to be very interesting and learned a lot about the history of the...More
if you are in El Paso, you should really take the time to go see the CBP Museum. It is full of history and very informative.
Lots of interesting things to see at this museum. From early Border Patrol equipment to modern vehicles, uniforms etc. Kids may seat at old helicopter and jeeps.
If you are passing through the El Paso area or stationed at Fort Bliss, I highly recommend visiting the National Border Patrol Museum! I have been here multiple times with family and friends visiting, and it never disappoints. First off, entry is free (they do...More
This museum is well done. The exhibits are good and provide information on the history and the operation of the US Border Patrol. The memorial to those who lost their lives is touching. There is a lot of reading of small signs, but the information...More
Housed in a lacklustre building with not much to recommend it. No entry fee. Some interesting items used by people trying to get into the USA. Of course these items are only from the ones they caught. Good collection of machines and cars used by...More