Furman University's museum of the history of upstate South Carolina.
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A regional history museum.
A museum of Oklahoma's territorial era in Guthrie, the first state capital.
A museum of Haines history and Tlingit culture.
The house where striking silk workers rallied during the 1913 Paterson strike, now a museum of working life.
An experimental learning workshop at the site of Eli Whitney's gun factory.
A museum in the 1900 county courthouse.
Casemate Museum at Fort Monroe in Hampton, Virginia, interprets the fort's history from the Civil War era to its role in freedom and emancipation.
A museum of East Maui history with a historic courthouse and jail.
Mark Twain's boyhood home and museum.
A historic town at the meeting of the Potomac and Shenandoah, with museums on John Brown's raid.
Greater Harrington Historical Society Museum preserves and interprets Delaware history through a publicly accessible historic site, exhibitions, tours, or programs.
The largest restored Shaker community in the US.

The state library, archives and Museum of Connecticut History.
A natural and cultural history museum.
A museum at Camp Shelby.
A museum in the 1942 USO club.
Hebron Train Depot is a public heritage site interpreting the history and cultural landscape of Maryland in Hebron, Wicomico, Maryland.