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Experiences on the ASTRO Network

Curated local experience providers on the ASTRO Network — tours, charters, museums, food, the arts, and events worth remembering.

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George Galaris Multiultural Center
Gallup, NM
The George Galaris Multiultural Center is a cultural center and museum located in downtown Gallup, New Mexico. Housed in the historic, renovated Sante Fe Depot building, it serves as a gathering place for forums and lectures. Visitors can explore its museum and exhibits to learn about the region's diverse heritages, history, and culture.
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Kentucky Gateway Museum Center
Maysville, KY
The Kentucky Gateway Museum Center is the oldest Kentucky state-chartered historical organization in continuous existence, collecting and preserving the story of Kentucky and the Ohio River Valley since 1878. It features dynamic collections, engaging exhibits, a comprehensive genealogical and historical research library, and the world-renowned KSB Miniature Collection. Visitors can view over fifty historic portraits, including works by Matthew Harris Jouett, and explore artifacts representing national and regional history in the America 250 exhibit.
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Science Museum of Virginia
Richmond, VA
The Science Museum of Virginia features diverse exhibitions including an advanced planetarium theater with live shows and a makerspace for hands-on exploration. The museum offers interactive labs, demonstrations, and programs celebrating science and discovery for curious minds of all ages.
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Woodrow Wilson Family Home & Gardens
Columbia, SC
The Museum of the Reconstruction Era is housed in South Carolina's only remaining presidential site, the 1871 Italian villa-style residence of "Tommy" Woodrow Wilson. It is one of the nation's only museums dedicated to the post-Civil War Reconstruction period. Visitors can explore 21st-century exhibits, interactive technologies, and guided tours that interpret Columbia's racial, social, and political landscape of the 1870s. The site also features gardens inspired by Victorian landscape architect Andrew Jackson Downing, divided into a formal pleasure garden and a working backyard.
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Sioux County Museum
Harrison, NE
The Sioux County Museum features a schoolhouse, post office, country store, telephone office, and home. The main museum tells the story of the settling of Sioux County into the 20th century.
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The Oak Ridge History Museum
Oak Ridge, TN
The Oak Ridge History Museum in Oak Ridge, TN, shines a light on the human side of the Manhattan Project. It focuses on the history and day-to-day lives of people during World War II in Oak Ridge.
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Hancock Historical Museum
Findlay, OH
The Hancock Historical Museum is a privately-funded, nonprofit history museum founded in 1970 by five Findlay, Ohio residents. It works to preserve the rich heritage of Hancock County. Visitors can tour the museum’s buildings and sites to experience its educational programs and dynamic exhibits.
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Memorial Hall Museum
Deerfield, MA
Memorial Hall Museum is housed in a 1798 brick schoolhouse in Old Deerfield. Its collection, begun in 1797, features over 50,000 objects, manuscripts, and documents. The museum's 19 galleries interpret regional histories and present New England art, artifacts, and archeology, telling stories of the area's communities.
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Carnegie Center for Art and History
New Albany, IN
The Floyd County Carnegie Library Cultural Arts Center is a cultural arts center that hosts various exhibitions. Visitors can explore exhibits such as 'Mothering Me,' which details the life of Lucy Higgs Nichols through period documents and letters. Another exhibition, 'G.W. Morrison, Artist: To a Finer Effect,' is also on display. The center also provides educational programs, a Makerspace, and meeting rooms.
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Ainsley House
Campbell, CA
Ainsley House is Campbell's historic house museum, built in 1925 as an English Tudor Cotswold cottage. It was the residence of canning pioneer John Colpitts Ainsley and was moved to its current site in 1990. The home and its Carriage House are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can take guided tours, with first-floor rooms accessible via ramp and touch tours available for the blind.
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Ellis Railroad Museum
Ellis, KS
The Ellis Railroad Museum and Doll Display is dedicated to preserving the history of the Union Pacific Railroad in Ellis. Visitors can explore exhibits focused on the railroad's past and the rich history of Ellis and its surrounding areas. The museum also features a dedicated doll display.
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The Betts House
Cincinnati, OH
The Betts House, built in 1804 by William and Phebe Betts, is Cincinnati's oldest surviving brick building. It opened as a house museum in 1996, offering exhibits and programs on the Betts Family, the city of Cincinnati, and the House. The building was constructed with bricks made from clay-rich soil from the original land.
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Texas Rangers Heritage Center
Fredericksburg, TX
The Texas Rangers Heritage Center is a 26,000 square-foot facility on twelve acres in Fredericksburg, Texas. This nonprofit is dedicated to preserving the role of Texas Rangers in history and making better citizens of the youth. The center features Red Steagall on a journey through Texas Rangers history. It is currently temporarily closed.
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La Salle County Historical Museum
Utica, IL
The La Salle County Historical Museum complex is located in Utica, Illinois, on the banks of the Illinois & Michigan Canal. It features a two-story stone museum built in 1848, which originally served as a general store. The complex includes an 1865 one-room school, an 1874 post-beam barn, and an 1896 working blacksmith shop, offering a unique impression of late 19th-century pioneer life. The Museum Library is a certified research facility.
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Woodburn: Governor's House
Dover, DE
Woodburn has served as the official residence of the Governor of Delaware since its purchase by the state in 1965. Built around 1798 by Charles Hillyard III, it is recognized as one of Delaware's finest Middle Period Georgian houses. Its historical importance stems from its architecture and notable past residents, including U.S. Senators and Governors. Visitors can learn about its history and view photo galleries of the exterior, gardens, Dining Room, and Great Hall.
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Krannert Art Museum
Champaign, IL
Krannert Art Museum serves the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus and East Central Illinois communities. Visitors are welcome to enjoy its rich collection of fine art from across the globe. The museum also features vibrant exhibitions and engaging events and initiatives.
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The Mahan Collection
Basking Ridge, NJ
The Mahan Collection Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving American Trucking History. It acquires, preserves, and maintains a collection of antique trucks and equipment. The foundation aims to educate future generations about these machines that helped build the country. Visitors can arrange tours to see the collection.
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Goldfield Radio Museum
Goldfield, NV
The Goldfield Radio Museum in Goldfield, Nevada, preserves the history of wireless communication. Its collection spans over a century, featuring items like a 1920s Cathedral Radio, an early 20th century Spark Gap Transmitter, and a WWII Military Field Radio. Visitors can also explore a fully operational amateur radio station and exhibits on the dawn of wireless, the golden age of broadcast, and radio's role in war.
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Valencia County Historical Society Museum
Belen, NM
The Valencia County Historical Society preserves and shares the local history of the Rio Abajo region in New Mexico. The organization engages the community through research, education, and publications focused on regional heritage.
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Guggenheim Museum
New York, NY
The Guggenheim New York welcomes visitors to experience its art and programs. Guests can view current exhibitions such as Carol Bove, Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now, and the Thannhauser Collection. The museum also features its collection, a Poet-in-Residence program, and strives to be a welcoming place for all.
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Louisiana Art and Science Museum
Baton Rouge, LA
The Louisiana Art and Science Museum offers hands-on art and interactive science experiences. Visitors can enjoy planetarium shows in the Irene W. Pennington Planetarium, explore various exhibitions, and participate in activities like public art walking tours or engineering workshops. The museum also hosts family-friendly yoga sessions and programs for school groups.
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Marin Museum of Bicycling
Fairfax, CA
The Marin Museum of Bicycling is a bicycle history museum and cultural center in Fairfax, California. It houses America’s most comprehensive collection of road and mountain bicycle history, including key examples from the 19th century Golden Age of Cycling. The museum is home to the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame, showcasing the birth and evolution of the mountain bike, and features various road, track, racing, touring, and everyday transportation bicycles. A museum library is also available.
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Grace Armantrout Museum
George West, TX
The Grace Armantrout Museum in George West, TX, exhibits the extensive collection of Grace Armantrout, a lifelong resident of Live Oak County. Visitors can see heirlooms, antiques, and historical artifacts, including vintage furniture, antique firearms, and a washstand that belonged to George Washington West. The museum, which opened in 1995, also features a train caboose and a variety of Live Oak County artifacts.
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Sandy Spring Slave Museum
Sandy Spring, MD
The Sandy Spring Slave Museum and African Art Gallery focuses on the heritage of Black people from their origins through the Middle Passage, the Underground Railroad, the struggle for civil rights, and their accomplishments. It highlights the history of African American families in Montgomery County, Maryland, and explores local history, including genealogy and ancestry. The museum, run entirely by volunteers, offers tours and aims to inform all ethnic groups about cross-cultural communication through history, arts, and humanities.
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ASTRO Network Geography

George Galaris Multiultural Center

Kentucky Gateway Museum Center

Science Museum of Virginia

Woodrow Wilson Family Home & Gardens

Sioux County Museum

The Oak Ridge History Museum

Hancock Historical Museum

Memorial Hall Museum

Carnegie Center for Art and History

Ainsley House

Ellis Railroad Museum

The Betts House

Texas Rangers Heritage Center

La Salle County Historical Museum

Woodburn: Governor's House

Krannert Art Museum

The Mahan Collection

Goldfield Radio Museum

Valencia County Historical Society Museum

Guggenheim Museum

Louisiana Art and Science Museum

Marin Museum of Bicycling

Grace Armantrout Museum

Sandy Spring Slave Museum