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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Kit Carson Historic Museum
Taos, NM
The Kit Carson House is a National Historic Landmark built in 1825 showcasing vernacular New Mexico adobe architecture. The museum provides insight into nineteenth-century life in the region through tours of this historic residence.
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Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center
Santa Rosa, CA
The Charles M. Schulz Museum celebrates the cartoonist's life and creative legacy through exhibitions and a research center. The facility features permanent exhibitions, rotating displays, educational programs including field trips and classroom materials.
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Mythos Museum of Oddities & Curiosities
Pontiac, MI
Mythos is a museum in Pontiac, MI, featuring an eclectic collection of wondrous items. These items have been collected and preserved over several decades for visitor education and enjoyment. The museum explores themes of fact, fiction, and folklore.
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The Peace Pavilion
Independence, MO
The Peace Pavilion is an interactive children’s museum in Independence, MO. It helps young people and adults discover how to create peace in their lives, relationships, communities, and the world. Through playful, hands-on exhibits, visitors explore four core concepts of peace: Peace for Me, Peace for Us, Peace for Everyone, and Peace for the Planet. This museum is the signature program of PeacePathways, a 501(c)(3) organization.
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The Albuquerque Museum of Art & History
Albuquerque, NM
The Albuquerque Museum of Art & History is a museum in Albuquerque. View visitor information, information about the collection and read reviews.
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Otero Hall
Tubac, AZ
Tubac Presidio State Historic Park and Museum preserves the history of Arizona's Spanish colonial presidio and the region's diverse cultures. The nonprofit facility offers permanent and special exhibitions, educational programming, and community events celebrating Arizona's heritage.
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Dubois County Museum
Jasper, IN
The Dubois County Museum is the largest county museum in Indiana, featuring over 68,000 items across 50,000 square feet of exhibits. Visitors can explore a 17-room main street reminiscent of the 1890s, an 1885 log house, and a tremendous model train display. The museum also presents fourteen community murals, a wild game safari display, and one of Indiana's largest agricultural exhibits. Displays cover Archaeology, German Heritage, Woodworking, Military, Sports, Agriculture, and Manufacturing.
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Averasboro Battlefield Museum
Dunn, NC
Averasboro Battlefield Museum offers numerous learning opportunities. From the artifacts within our museum to the historical views on our expansive grounds. You'll be sure to learn something new and exciting. We welcome visitors from all over the world as well as groups from schools and other community organizations.
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Fairlawn Mansion
Superior, WI
The Fairlawn Mansion is a Victorian estate built in 1889 by Superior's three-time mayor Martin Pattison. The 42-room mansion exemplifies the city's early prosperity and served uniquely as a children's home for 42 years, reflecting its dual historical significance.
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Iowa Children's Museum
Coralville, IA
The Iowa Children's Museum engages children through hands-on exhibits and programs centered on play-based learning. The facility features interactive exhibits exploring aviation, music, and physics while offering camps, field trips, and community educational events.
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Fort Bedford Museum
Bedford, PA
The Fort Bedford Museum, built in 1958, commemorates the original French & Indian War fort and houses over 4,000 objects from Bedford’s past. Its unique historical exhibits highlight the region's role in the French and Indian War, the Whiskey Rebellion, and the evolution of the local landscape. Visitors can explore exhibits such as Becoming Bedford, Cave to Empire, The Story of "Indian Eve" Ernst, the Fort Era exhibit, Forbes Road exhibit, and the James Hostetler Transportation Room. The museum also offers engaging children’s activities.
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Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport, ME
Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport, Maine, is the world's first and largest Electric Railway Museum. Visitors can ride a vintage trolley on its heritage railroad and explore three carhouses displaying restored trolleys and transit artifacts. The museum's diverse collection includes vehicles from across the United States and the world. Guests can also view the Restoration Shop and the Maine Central Model Railroad Building.
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John Marshall House
Richmond, VA
The John Marshall House was the home of Chief Justice John Marshall from 1790 to 1835 in Richmond’s historic Court End neighborhood. Guided tours explore the formation of American government through the federal judiciary, featuring the largest collection of original Marshall family pieces. The grounds offer a free self-guided outdoor exhibit detailing the house’s workyard and Marshall’s law office. The site also shares the Black history of the house, including stories of families built under enslavement.
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Warkentin House
Newton, KS
The Warkentin House is a Queen Ann-style home built in 1886-1887, offering a glimpse into Victorian era Newton. Visitors can step into the home of Bernhard and Wilhelmina Warkentin and see 80% of its original furnishings. The museum tells the history of architecture, design, and the Warkentin family, who influenced Kansas's "wheat state" status by encouraging Turkey Red Wheat and establishing a flour mill. Bernhard Warkentin also co-founded Bethel College and was instrumental in starting Bethel Deaconess Hospital.
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United States Army Transportation Museum
Newport News, VA
The U.S. Army Transportation Museum houses a collection of nearly 7,000 artifacts and 1,000 exhibit props. Its collection features almost 100 macro artifacts, including planes, helicopters, tugboats, landing craft, trucks, jeeps, hovercraft, and trains. Visitors can see unique items like the only surviving gun truck from the Vietnam War and the first helicopter to fly at the South Pole. The museum also includes a large aircraft pavilion displaying nearly twenty historic aircraft.
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Money Museum
Kansas City, MO
The Money Museum, located at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, offers a self-guided experience. Visitors can observe how the Bank processes currency, lift a real gold bar, and view the historic Harry S. Truman coin collection. The museum features interactive exhibits on the U.S. economy, inflation, and counterfeit currency, along with a new exhibit on the art of currency.
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Streatorland Historical Museum
Streator, IL
The Streatorland Historical Society and Museum preserves the community's local history through its collection of exhibits and historical materials. Founded by residents dedicated to safeguarding the town's heritage, the organization works to keep Streatorland's rich past alive for future generations.
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Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum
Pepin, WI
The Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum & Birthplace is located in Pepin, Wisconsin. Visitors can learn about Laura's life in the Big Woods of Wisconsin and explore the rich history of Pepin. The museum also features a store with books, CDs, DVDs, souvenirs, and T-shirts inspired by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Pepin became the official starting point of the Laura Ingalls Wilder History Highway in 1996.
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Tucson Desert Art Museum
Tucson, AZ
The Tucson Desert Art Museum and Four Corners Gallery showcase art and artifacts of the Desert Southwest and surrounding regions, offering visitors a deeper understanding of the region's history, cultures, and artistic traditions. Exhibitions feature both permanent collections and special rotating presentations of southwestern art and cultural heritage.
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Hendricks County Museum
Danville, IN
The Hendricks County Museum is located in Danville, Indiana, within the former Hendricks County Sheriff’s home and jail. This building, constructed in 1866, served from 1868 to 1974 and is furnished as it would have appeared in the late 1800s. Visitors can explore exhibits, use collection resources for research, and access digital collections or a virtual tour online.
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Ataloa Lodge Museum
Muskogee, OK
Ataloa Lodge Museum, built in 1932 on the campus of historic Bacone College, is Native American operated. It features one of the largest privately owned collections of Native American history and culture in the US. The museum houses more than 20,000 pieces of traditional and contemporary Native American art, including a large Kachina Doll collection, items of daily and ceremonial use, and Civil War memorabilia.
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Imagine Children's Museum
Everett, WA
Imagine Children’s Museum provides play spaces for children and their families. The museum features three new floors of these unbeatable areas.
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Branson Centennial Museum
Branson, MO
The Branson Centennial Museum features rotating exhibits throughout the year that celebrate the city's history and cultural heritage. The museum maintains a small gift shop and is operated by the White River Valley Historical Society, which works to preserve and promote the cultural history of the upper White River Valley and Taney County.
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Greater Kent Historical Society
Kent, WA
The Greater Kent Historical Society operates the Kent Museum and works to inspire the community to explore and discover its local history. The organization educates visitors and preserves diverse family and community storylines for future generations.
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ASTRO Network Geography

Kit Carson Historic Museum

Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center

Mythos Museum of Oddities & Curiosities

The Peace Pavilion

The Albuquerque Museum of Art & History

Otero Hall

Dubois County Museum

Averasboro Battlefield Museum

Fairlawn Mansion

Iowa Children's Museum

Fort Bedford Museum

Seashore Trolley Museum

John Marshall House

Warkentin House

United States Army Transportation Museum

Money Museum

Streatorland Historical Museum

Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum

Tucson Desert Art Museum

Hendricks County Museum

Ataloa Lodge Museum

Imagine Children's Museum

Branson Centennial Museum

Greater Kent Historical Society