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The LST-325 docked in America's Hometown Thursday afternoon and quickly attracted crowds who were excited to take a tour of the 329-foot-long landing ship.The L

QUINCY — On her way back down the Mississippi River from La Crosse, Wis., to Hannibal, Mo., the WWII-era naval vessel LST-325 drew large crowds Thursday afternoon at Clat Adams

LST 325 was restored and then sailed across the Atlantic ocean back in 2000. La Crosse native Lt. Donald J. Molzhan was one of the men who made it happen.

LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- The LST-325 ship is open for tours starting Thursday.

While docked at Riverside Park, the ship will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Monday with self-guided tours and people onboard to share the ship’s history.

From crossing the English Channel 44 times carrying troops and tanks to Ohama Beach and injured back to England during D-Day in World War II, to serving the Greek Navy

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ASHLAND — A piece of history is docked at the Port of Ashland, and the community is invited to tour it this weekend.