Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum preserves a historic family pharmacy and its original collection in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Alexandria Black History Museum documents the history and contributions of African Americans in Alexandria, Virginia.
Freedom House Museum in Alexandria, Virginia, occupies a building once used in the domestic slave trade and tells the stories of the people held there.
Gadsby's Tavern Museum in Alexandria, Virginia, interprets 18th-century tavern life in two historic buildings.
The Liberty Bell Museum marks the church where the Liberty Bell was hidden from British troops in 1777.
Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum tells the story of the people, industry and communities of the Lehigh Valley.
The John Gorrie Museum honors the physician whose ice machine paved the way for refrigeration and air conditioning.

Top-of-the-World Observation Level is a public heritage site interpreting the history and cultural landscape of Maryland in Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland.

S.S. John W. Brown is a public heritage site interpreting the history and cultural landscape of Maryland in Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland.

vergreen Museum & Library is a historic house museum and research library in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. It is located between the campuses of the Notre Dame of Maryland University and Loyola University Maryland.

A museum exploring Maryland Jewish history, culture, identity, and community through exhibitions, collections, programs, and historic synagogues.

Star-Spangled Banner Flag House is a Baltimore history and culture museum offering public access to cultural, educational, artistic, historical, or community resources.

A museum preserving and presenting the history, culture, achievements, and lived experiences of African Americans throughout Maryland.

Maryland’s history museum, library, and archive, connecting visitors with the people, objects, and stories that shaped the state.
Kupferberg Holocaust Center at Queensborough Community College teaches the lessons of the Holocaust.
The Museum in der Kulturbrauerei presents everyday life in the GDR, run by the Haus der Geschichte foundation.
The Tränenpalast, the former border departure hall at Friedrichstraße station, has an exhibition on everyday life in divided Germany.
The Museum Berlin-Karlshorst is in the building where the German Wehrmacht's unconditional surrender was signed in May 1945.