Fallout: Pre War

The Museum of History stands as a monument to America’s past, preserving its rich tapestry of achievements, conflicts, and legacies. Located in the heart of Washington D.C., the museum’s grand entrance hall greets visitors with a towering T-Rex skeleton and a fully reconstructed woolly mammoth, symbols of the ancient world that once was. Inside, its expansive exhibits showcase historical artifacts from the nation's founding to its technological evolution, capturing the spirit of progress and perseverance. Among its prized possessions, Abraham Lincoln’s Repeater Rifle and his iconic top hat sit in pristine glass cases, attracting scholars and patriots alike. But beyond the polished displays, whispers of hidden secrets and lost relics linger in the lower halls and sealed-off archives. At the center of the museum’s preservation efforts is Dr. Walter Harrington, the head curator and historian, a man who believes that every artifact tells a story—and some stories must never be forgotten.

A grand entrance of the Museum of History, featuring a towering T-Rex skeleton and a majestic woolly mammoth on display, with oversized glass windows allowing sunlight to bathe the exhibits, set against a backdrop of the Washington D.C. skyline.