Barrack's Bell

British 24 Pounder, George II

This is one of two guns that were surrendered by the British at the Battle of Saratoga, the turning point of the American Revolution.

This is a model cannon from the USS Kearsarge. Part of the ship is also modeled.

Another model cannon.

This is a display of Japanese rifles and machine guns from World War II.

This is a French Cannon. Eric is behind the cannon trying to figure out how to fire it.

This was a confederate secret weapon. It fired 65 rounds per minute. Each round was a one inch ball. If the confederates had had this weapon earlier in the war, the outcome might have been different.

This is the famous bazooka. It is essentially a rocket launcher, but it's actually a recoilless rifle. 

This is a lathe used to make gun barrels. 

Behind the scenes in the back room, you will find this psychedelic, funky, groovy refrigerator. It's really used to test spray paint.

Looking down from the stairway (where it is 30 degrees warmer -- the museum is not air conditioned), you can see the main entrance of the museum. Ray is standing near the entrance in front of George II.

This tank is outside the museum next to the Naval guns.  

At the Arsenal, instead of a light on a post, there's a cannonball. 

On our way back to Cyber Haus, we passed the famous Ted's Fish Fry, a local favorite.