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World War I
Most Americans probably don’t know the history of Pershing Hall, an 18th-century building in Paris’s chic 8th arrondissement. But the building is more than just a space — it’s a piece of history linking the United States and France through World War I. The story of Pershing Hall is just one facet of World War I history that is shared during this Secret Journey about the American role in World War I in France.
Our storyteller, Curtis Bartosik, enjoys showing guests the lesser-known gems of World War I history in Paris, but he also enjoys revealing some of the battle sites to the east of the city, the Invalides Army Museum in Paris, the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery and the Museum of the Great War in Meaux.
From our Gazette news section:
Memories of the World War I in Paris
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SANITARY MEASURES IN PLACE DURING OUR JOURNEYS
Small private groups
Physical distancing
Face masks provided
Hydroalchoholic gel available
ALL CARRIED OUT WITH THE UTMOST CARE FOR YOUR HEALTH & SAFETY
