FORT KNOX, Ky. (AP) - Fort Knox’s Gen. George Patton Museum is closing for six months for renovations.
The museum will close on Nov. 1 while crews works on several upgrades, including a new roof and ventilation system for the building, which dates back to 1972.
Radcliff-Fort Knox Tourism director Kelly Barron told the Elizabethtown News-Enterprise the repairs are happening during the tourism off-season.
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Other upgrades include new glass and metal in the atrium in the museum’s front, new sidewalks that will be covered, bathrooms with better disabled access and a repaving of the museum’s parking lot.
Once renovations are completed, visitors will be able to enter the museum by driving in from U.S. 31W.
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Information from: The News-Enterprise, https://www.thenewsenterprise.com
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