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Reserving a Tour of the Memorial

Learn how to visit the national park site.

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Annual Port Chicago Commemoration

Learn about the annual event and how to sign up to attend.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to your most common questions.

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Documentary: Into Forgetfulness

Watch a powerful documentary on The Port Chicago Disaster. Click link for the presentation page.

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Stories of Courage and Contribution

Discover the stories of those impacted by the disaster.

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Landmarks of the Port Chicago Tragedy

Uncover the history and stories of Port Chicago.

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Collections

Learn more about research and park collections.

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Colorized Photographs

A small number of photos have been colorized to show more details and to provide a new perspective.

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Park Partner

Learn More About Our Park Partner, Friends of Port Chicago National Memorial

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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4202 Alhambra Ave
Martinez, CA 94553

Phone:

925 228-8860 x6520
General inquiry and reservations.

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