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Port of L.A. invest $4 million in Battleship Iowa Museum expansion

invest $4 million in Battleship Iowa Museum expansion Steven Sharp Wed, 09/02/2026. 06:10 The Port of Los Angeles has announced plans to invest $4 million in the Pacific Battleship Center's Freedom of the Seas Park and Pavilion, which will rise next to the Battleship USS Iowa.

Port of L.A. invest $4 million in Battleship Iowa Museum expansion

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invest $4 million in Battleship Iowa Museum expansion Steven Sharp Wed, 09/02/2026.

06:10 The Port of Los Angeles has announced plans to invest $4 million in the Pacific Battleship Center's Freedom of the Seas Park and Pavilion, which will rise next to the Battleship USS Iowa.

"This $4 million investment will help the IOWA team build on its success and create another great place for people to gather, learn and experience the LA Waterfront." The overall $17-million project, which...

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invest $4 million in Battleship Iowa Museum expansion Steven Sharp Wed, 09/02/2026. 06:10 The Port of Los Angeles has announced plans to invest $4 million in the Pacific Battleship Center's Freedom of the Seas Park and Pavilion, which will rise next to the Battleship USS Iowa. "This $4 million investment will help the IOWA team build on its success and create another great place for people to gather, learn and experience the LA Waterfront." The overall $17-million project, which is...

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  • The project, approved by the Board of Harbor Commissioners through an amendment to the Battleship Iowa's lease, calls for the construction of an approximately 17,500-square-foot building which will house a...

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Center "Battleship IOWA has become an important part of the LA Waterfront and a destination that connects people with our maritime history, our veterans and the Harbor community," said Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka in a news release.

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