ASTRO Experiences

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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Sikeston Depot Museum & Cultural Center
Sikeston, MO
The Sikeston Depot Museum & Cultural Center preserves the region's transportation heritage through exhibits displayed in a historic railroad depot. The collection includes a restored red caboose and documentation of the depot's cultural significance to the community.
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National Museum of American Illustration
Newport, RI
The National Museum of American Illustration is currently closed for renovations. Visitors can explore virtual exhibitions such as Gilded Age and Here Comes Summer, and browse the artist archive. The museum occupies Vernon Court, a mansion on Newport's historic Bellevue Avenue.
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Mazza Museum
Findlay, OH
The Mazza Museum at the University of Findlay is home to the world’s largest collection of original artwork by children’s book illustrators. Visitors can explore multiple galleries, including the Dana Younger, Miller, Wilson, Miles, Reinhardt, and Laiho Galleries. The museum's collection features works from artists like Paul Owen Lewis and Wendell Minor.
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Eureka Springs Historical Museum
Eureka Springs, AR
The Eureka Springs Historical Museum, named 4th Best Small Town Museum in the country by USA Today, offers a self-guided tour illustrating the history of the healing springs and the city's founding. Exhibits cover indigenous people, pioneer life, the Victorian era, and arts and counter-culture. Its newest special exhibit, Engineering Marvels, showcases unique gadgets by local inventors and historic structures designed to tame the Ozark wilderness. The museum also operates an official Visitor Center.
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Museum of Arts and Sciences
Macon, GA
The Museum of Arts and Sciences features rotating art exhibits in its galleries. Visitors can explore interactive art and science exhibits in the Discovery House. The Mark Smith Planetarium offers immersive journeys through the sky and space.
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York County History Center
York, PA
The York County History Center provides a gateway to discovering the history, people, and culture of its county, state, and nation. Its Library and Archives include an online collection of family Bibles with genealogical details like birth, baptismal, marriage, and death records. The center also features gay rights activist Randy Blymire on its History Makers Tower.
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NCAA Hall of Champions
Indianapolis, IN
The NCAA Hall of Champions is a museum in downtown Indianapolis dedicated to college athletics. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, including 24 sport kiosks, a membership map, and a Title IX exhibit with a women’s timeline. The museum also features artifacts from colleges nationwide and offers interactive sports simulators, NCAA trivia, and a 1930s retro gymnasium for basketball.
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Orchard House Business Office
Concord, MA
Orchard House in Concord, MA, is a museum that was the home of the Alcott family, inspiring Little Women. Visitors can spend private time in Louisa May Alcott's bedchamber to write, read, sketch, or reflect. The museum also offers educational camps for youngsters and hosts events like an Old-Fashioned Christmas with living history portrayers and concerts by the Concord Minute Men.
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Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village Museum
Murfreesboro, AR
Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village is an archaeological site featuring ancient mounds with an onsite museum displaying pottery, stone tools, and water vessels. Visitors can search the grounds for arrowheads and crystals to keep, and browse a trading post offering Native American crafts and gemstone-mining experiences.
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Morrison Motor Car Museum
Concord, NC
Formerly known as Backing Up Classics, the Morrison Motor Car Museum features over 50 vehicles on display from the 1920s to the present day. Among the displays are Muscle Cars, Motorcycles, Auto Memorabilia, and a NASCAR Gift Shop. The Museum includes regular display changes, sure to bring each visit something new. General Admission is $8, and for Seniors and Children under age 5 it's $6.
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The Railroad Museum
Sioux City, IA
The Sioux City Railroad Museum is located at the former Sioux City Engine Terminal and Car Repair Shops of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway. This 32-acre complex, designated as the Milwaukee Railroad Shops Historic District in 2018, is on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can explore the complex and its more than 100 years of railroad history.
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The Glenn House
Cape Girardeau, MO
The Glenn House is a restored historic museum in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, completed in 1883. It was home to the David Glenn family until 1915. Visitors can explore an example of Victorian period lifestyle, including architecture, furnishings, and clothing fashions from 1860 to 1900. The museum offers a glimpse into the world of earlier generations.
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Historic Forks of the Wabash
Huntington, IN
Our mission at the Historic Forks of the Wabash is to preserve, protect and enhance this geographical site in order to interpret related cultural history. Historic Forks especially recalls that uneasy era in the 1840s when the first permanent white settlers were beginning to arrive in a land which
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Great Blacks In Wax Museum
Baltimore, MD
The National Great Blacks in Wax Museum is a nationally recognized institution and the only museum of its kind. It houses approximately 150 wax figures of historical and contemporary Black figures, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, and President Barack Obama. Visitors can explore the exhibits through self-guided, individual, audio, or group tours. The museum also offers extended motorized tours of Baltimore's African American treasures and features traveling exhibits.
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Heritage Center Museum/The Cooke-Kuhlman House
Sylvania, OH
Heritage Sylvania is a multi-site historical and educational non-profit located in Sylvania's Historic Downtown. It features a Historical Village with original and recreated buildings that trace early regional history and community life. Visitors can explore the 1850s Lathrop House, a public Underground Railroad Site, and railroad exhibits including a 1915 train engine, 1920s caboose, and original Sylvania Depot Building. The Heritage Sylvania Archives and the Cooke-Kuhlman House, the early 20th-century home and office of Dr. Uriah Cooke, are also part of the offerings.
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Denver Art Museum Frederick C. Hamilton Building
Denver, CO
The Denver Art Museum features expansive galleries showcasing fine art, design, fashion history, and contemporary exhibitions. Current displays include explorations of Native American art, atomic-age design, everyday objects as art, and cultural artifacts celebrating diverse performers and creative traditions.
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American Museum of Ceramic Art / AMOCA
Pomona, CA
American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona features exhibitions of ceramic work and maintains collections including the Mettlach Collection and Beer Stein Library. The museum operates a ceramics studio offering classes, workshops, and firing services for students and artists. Educational programs include youth clay classes, teen council involvement, and an annual high school ceramics exhibition.
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Blowing Rock 1888 Museum
Blowing Rock, NC
Nestled alongside Blowing Rock’s Memorial park is a small white cottage known as the 1888 Museum. The cottage is one of several that was built in 1888 to provide additional lodging for the Watauga Hotel. Built in 1884, the hotel was the first to be built in Blowing Rock. The cottages were popular for the peaceful village life they provided. Today, this cottage is the last remaining piece of history from Blowing Rock’s first hotel. Owned by the Town of Blowing Rock and managed by the Blowing Rock Historical Society, the building serves as a museum that emphasizes Blowing Rock's long history of supporting tourism. The museum is open daily, and admission is free.
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Austin McCloud Appellate Court Museum
Eastland, TX
The Austin McCloud Appellate Court Museum in Eastland County features engaging exhibits, historic displays, and lively videos. It showcases the history of Eastland County, the Eleventh Court of Appeals, and the professional and personal work of Retired Chief Justice Austin McCloud. Visitors can explore beautifully crafted displays and a beautiful courtroom on the second floor of the historic building. The museum appeals to those interested in local history, Texas specifics, and the judicial process.
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Military Sea Services Museum
Sebring, FL
The only museum in the U.S. to honor the Military Sea Services of the United States of America (The U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and the Coast Guard). We
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The Viking Ship
Geneva, IL
This museum features a historic Viking ship that sailed from Norway to Chicago in 1893. The journey covered 3674 miles with 12 men over 28 days. Visitors can take docent-led tours to learn about this first ever replica Viking ship, which is considered a historic treasure. The museum works to preserve the ship and seeks donations of missing parts and memorabilia for its exhibit.
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Ernest Hemingway Birthplace Museum
Oak Park, IL
The Ernest Hemingway Birthplace Museum is a Queen Anne home in Oak Park, Illinois, where Ernest Hemingway was born on July 21, 1899. He spent his first six years in this house, built in 1890 by his maternal grandparents and one of Oak Park's first homes with electricity. A 1992 restoration authentically returned the residence to its 1890s Victorian heritage. Visitors can explore the author's early life, view period furnishings, and hear stories from docents.
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Seattle Presents
Seattle, WA
Seattle Presents features multiple public galleries and civic art initiatives dedicated to diverse artistic expression. Spaces throughout the city including King Street Station and City Hall showcase contemporary art, cultural exhibitions, and public artworks celebrating local and international creative voices.
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Creation Education Museum
Copley, OH
The Creation Education Museum, located in Copley, Ohio, offers over 20 interactive exhibits introducing Creation Science. Visitors can explore comprehensive science supporting a young Earth through fossils, models, artifacts, and videos. The museum provides self-guided, audio, and live tours, alongside hands-on activities such as the Fossil Fun Tour and Animal Adventures Tour.
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ASTRO Network Geography

Sikeston Depot Museum & Cultural Center

National Museum of American Illustration

Mazza Museum

Eureka Springs Historical Museum

Museum of Arts and Sciences

York County History Center

NCAA Hall of Champions

Orchard House Business Office

Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village Museum

Morrison Motor Car Museum

The Railroad Museum

The Glenn House

Historic Forks of the Wabash

Great Blacks In Wax Museum

Heritage Center Museum/The Cooke-Kuhlman House

Denver Art Museum Frederick C. Hamilton Building

American Museum of Ceramic Art / AMOCA

Blowing Rock 1888 Museum

Austin McCloud Appellate Court Museum

Military Sea Services Museum

The Viking Ship

Ernest Hemingway Birthplace Museum

Seattle Presents

Creation Education Museum