MuseumMuseum Of The Kansas National GuardTopeka, KSThe Museum of the Kansas National Guard is located in Topeka, Kansas. It is dedicated to preserving the heritage of the Kansas National Guard and honoring the Soldiers and Airmen who have served for over 160 years. Visitors can explore the museum and its new outside display.View Details
MuseumHeritage MuseumBig Spring, TXThe Heritage Museum of Big Spring, chartered in 1971, is dedicated to preserving the community’s cultural heritage, history, and people. It archives permanent collections and presents exhibits celebrating diverse subject matter, including the Texas Longhorn, West Texas Oil and Refinery Industry, and T&P Railroad. A temporary gallery showcases local artists and historical events, engaging visitors with stories of West Texas. The museum provides educational programs and community events.View Details
MuseumMatilda Joslyn Gage CenterFayetteville, NYThe Matilda Joslyn Gage Center is a museum in Fayetteville, NY, dedicated to educating about Matilda Joslyn Gage’s life and work. It honors her contributions as a model in the continuing struggle for equal rights. Visitors can take tours by appointment and browse the Museum Gift Shop.View Details
MuseumNational Mustard MuseumMiddleton, WIThe National Mustard Museum in downtown Middleton, Wisconsin, showcases an ever-growing display of over 6,000 jars, bottles, and tins of mustard and memorabilia from around the world. It offers a wider variety of quality mustards than anywhere else on the planet. Visitors can explore various mustards, discover recipes, and enjoy a tasting experience.View Details
MuseumBenjamin Lincoln HouseHingham, MAThe Benjamin Lincoln House in Hingham, MA, is a museum that has stood for over 350 years, built around 1665. It was home to Major General Benjamin Lincoln, a Revolutionary War veteran who accepted the British surrender at Yorktown and served as the nation’s first Secretary of War. The Hingham Historical Society acquired the house in 2020 and shares American History stories related to Lincoln's life and the 11 generations of his family who lived there. The house is a National Historic Landmark.View Details
MuseumWest of the Pecos MuseumPecos, TXWest of the Pecos Museum, opened in 1963, is a historic Texas landmark housed in a distinctive two-part structure. The museum occupies a saloon built in 1896 and a hotel added in 1904, preserving elements of frontier and Old West heritage. The site remains open year-round and serves as a window into the region's cultural past and architectural heritage.View Details
MuseumProvincetown Art Association & Museum;Provincetown Art Association and MuseumProvincetown, MAFor over a century, the Provincetown Art Association and Museum has served as a vibrant community of artists, a cultural institution, and a school of art. The museum presents rotating exhibitions and educational programs celebrating artistic achievement. Its role as both a working artist community and public museum makes it a distinctive venue for experiencing contemporary and historical art.View Details
MuseumKearney Area Childrens MuseumKearney, NEThe Kearney Area Childrens Museum provides a setting for discovery, creativity, and hands-on learning. Its exhibits are specifically designed to engage both children and families, offering a day of educational experiences.View Details
MuseumThe Chisholm Trail Outdoor MuseumCleburne, TXPlan your visit to this Dallas-area museum! The Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum showcases Western history, Native American artifacts & educational tours in Texas.View Details
MuseumBellefontaine HouseWaterloo, ILBellefontaine House represents the first American settlement established in Illinois, located along the historic Kaskaskia Trail. The home was originally built by Captain James Moore and is associated with Enoch Moore's birthplace. The property also features the James Moore Cemetery and Bellefontaine Spring, offering glimpses into southern Illinois's pioneer heritage.View Details
MuseumKentucky Military History MuseumFrankfort, KYThe Kentucky Military History Museum operates in the historic State Arsenal, a Gothic Revival building that was a Civil War-era munitions factory. It safeguards Kentucky’s military treasures and preserves the state's rich military history. Visitors can explore exhibits like Kentucky Military Treasures and George M. Chinn: Sights Set on Innovation, view 19th-century war records by appointment, or take guided tours.View Details
MuseumCrane Point HammockMarathon, FLCrane Point Hammock is a museum and nature center in Marathon, FL, spanning 63 acres. Visitors can explore nature trails, hammock forests, a butterfly meadow, and a mangrove trail. The site features one of the oldest houses in the Keys and the Marathon Wild Bird Center, a rescue hospital since 1995. Guests can also enjoy birdwatching, fish pedicures, kayaking, and snorkeling.View Details
MuseumPalm Harbor MuseumPalm Harbor, FLThe Palm Harbor Museum is a Florida Heritage Site centered around the historic Hartley House, built between 1914 and 1919. Visitors can explore the Hartley House and its historical marker, or take self-guided or docent tours of the museum. The grounds also feature a Citrus Grove House, Florida native plant gardens, a wind phone, and a shaded picnic area. The current exhibit, Marriage and Mayhem in the Sunshine State, details a British society scandal involving the Duke of Sutherland and Mary Caroline May Blair.View Details
MuseumLongview Museum of Fine ArtsLongview, TXThe Longview Museum of Fine Arts hosts captivating art exhibits, live concerts, and educational programs. It showcases regional and national artists, providing an engaging cultural experience. The museum is home to nearly 1,000 works of art, including paintings and sculptures, with a collection centered around early Texas regional art from the 1930s and 1970s. It currently features the Native Perspectives exhibit.View Details
MuseumNortheast Louisiana Delta African American Heritage MuseumMonroe, LAEstablished in 1994, the Northeast Louisiana Delta African American Heritage Museum preserves and presents the history, art, and culture of African Americans in the Delta and beyond. This regional archive approaches history as a living story that continues to shape community and identity. Visitors can engage with its collections, exhibitions, and educational programming.View Details
MuseumFerndale Historical Society MuseumFerndale, MIThe Ferndale Historical Society Museum preserves the heritage of Ferndale, Michigan. Visitors can explore brief biographies of Ferndale people, learn about key places and events from the city's past, and view a selection of historical photos. The museum also features favorite photos that change seasonally.View Details
MuseumKauffman MuseumNorth Newton, KSKauffman Museum is a museum located in North Newton, Kansas. It features a traveling exhibit titled A Day With the Birds: Community Science & the Audubon Christmas Bird Count. This exhibit has received awards from the American Association of State and Local History and the Mountain-Plains Museum Association.View Details
Photo by Jack BoucherMuseumCheyenne Depot MuseumCheyenne, WYThe Cheyenne Depot Museum is the steward of the Historic UPRR Depot, a National Historic Landmark built in 1886. Designed by Henry Van Brunt, it is the last grand railroad station on the transcontinental route. Visitors can learn about the history of Cheyenne and the Transcontinental Railroad, and see the UC&N Model Railroad.View Details
MuseumR.W. Norton Art GalleryShreveport, LAThe R.W. Norton Art Gallery is a museum in Shreveport, LA, featuring an extensive permanent collection of works by over 100 artists, from Renaissance Old Masters to contemporary neo-realists. Its collection includes hundreds of sculptures, ancient pieces from Egypt, Greece, Rome, and Persia, and six 16th-century tapestries. Decorative arts are also featured throughout the museum. Visitors can also explore the botanical gardens.View Details
MuseumHeym-Oliver HouseRussell, KSThe Heym-Oliver House is an 1879 limestone home that was preserved and restored by Mary Lynn Beech Oliver, daughter of renowned Wichita aviation leaders. The house was subsequently donated to the Russell County Historical Society. The historic home offers visitors a glimpse into Kansas heritage and the region's architectural history.View Details
MuseumJohnny Nelson Katy Heritage MuseumKaty, TXThe Johnny Nelson Katy Heritage Museum showcases the area's agricultural and pioneering legacy through vintage farming equipment and artifacts. The 9,600-square-foot museum houses scores of old photographs and antiques documenting Katy's history. The museum opened in 2002 and provides visitors with an authentic view of the region's rural heritage and early settlement patterns.View Details
MuseumBuffalo Soldiers MuseumTacoma, WAThe Buffalo Soldiers Museum in Tacoma, Washington, is a community resource dedicated to a significant facet of American history. It presents varied accounts of the challenges and triumphs of African American men who served their country and helped build the Western Frontier. The museum fosters historical education, identity, and culture.View Details
MuseumHigh Plains MuseumGoodland, KSEstablished in 1959, the High Plains Museum is a local history repository featuring a collection of more than 8,000 objects representing over one hundred years of Northwestern Kansas history. The museum preserves and showcases the rich heritage of Sherman County.View Details
MuseumNational Shrine Museum of St. TheseseDarien, ILThe National Shrine Museum of St. Thérèse offers guided and audio tours for visitors to learn about the life of St. Thérèse. Guests can attend daily Mass in the Shrine building and light vigil candles for personal intentions. The Shrine also hosts seasonal events and provides a National Shrine app for daily inspiration and prayer petitions.View Details