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AFHM’s Annual Membership Drive

by on January 19, 2012

The Armed Forces History Museum in Largo, FL is currently holding its annual membership drive.  The purchase of a membership allows free admission to the museum for an entire year and also includes other exclusive membership benefits.

THE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Each year, the Armed Forces History Museum holds its annual membership drive.  The membership provides benefits to both the purchaser and the museum.  Since the museum has so much to offer and actually requires more than one visit to take it all in, a membership provides free admission for the member(s) – NO LIMITATIONS - throughout the year.   With all the intricate and interactive displays throughout the museum, in reality, it probably takes three or more visits to really encompass all the unique and incredible displays of military memorabilia that are on display throughout our 50,000 sq. ft. facilities.   In just (2) two visits, your membership has more than paid for itself. 

Your membership greatly assists the museum by providing additional revenue which allows continued opportunities to expand and offer new and exciting displays and programs. 

PURCHASE A MEMBERSHIP FOR YOURSELF OR AS A GIFT

Need an idea for a unique gift?  Why not purchase an AFHM annual membership.  This gift will be one that keeps on giving.  An annual membership gift is an excellent choice for just about anyone, especially the person who has everything.  The recipient(s) will surely thank you for the opportunity to visit this unique history museum. 

Whether you are a history buff, a historian and/or someone who appreciates the efforts that have been put forth by our military in order to preserve and defend our freedom, the Armed Forces History Museum is sure to whet your appetite and leave you wanting to come back for more – and the best part is, with an annual membership, there is no additional cost to you.  Review our membership benefits then stop by the museum or call Tammy at (727) 539-8371 ext. 107 to purchase your membership today.

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