The National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum stands on the training ground of the first Navy frogmen.
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The national museum of the U.S.
A museum of Fort Smith history in the 1906 Atkinson-Williams Warehouse.
One of the best-preserved frontier military posts west of the Mississippi.
Fort Washington Park is a public heritage site interpreting the history and cultural landscape of Maryland in Fort Washington, Prince George's, Maryland.
A museum of Fort Wayne history in the old city hall.
A museum honoring women of the American West.
A science and history museum with a planetarium and the Cattle Raisers Museum.
The Kentucky Historical Society's museum and library.
A plantation house that became a field hospital after the Battle of Franklin.
An 1830 farmhouse at the center of the 1864 Battle of Franklin.
Barratt’s Chapel and Museum preserves and interprets Delaware history through a publicly accessible historic site, exhibitions, tours, or programs.
James Monroe Museum in Fredericksburg, Virginia, holds a major collection of artifacts and documents related to President James Monroe.
A Churchill museum with a rebuilt Christopher Wren church.
The Matheson History Museum in Gainesville preserves the history of Alachua County.
The Galena History Museum.
A museum of agriculture and the trails.
A museum in the seminary building used as a field hospital at Gettysburg.