A living history museum of territorial Oklahoma on land claimed in the 1889 Land Run.
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The outdoor memorial and museum honoring those killed in the 1995 Murrah Building bombing.
A museum of Black history on the Great Plains.
The first Latino museum and cultural center in the Midwest.
A history museum in Omaha's 1931 Union Station.
A museum of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe.

A center on the four cultures of the Treasure Valley: Paiute, Basque, Hispanic and Japanese American.
A museum in a 1920s hotel that hosted Black performers on the Chitlin' Circuit.
The Orange County Regional History Center tells Central Florida's story in the 1927 county courthouse.
The University of Maine's anthropology museum.
One of the best-preserved Revolutionary War sites, opposite Fort Ticonderoga.
A museum of suburban history.
A museum of Ancestral Puebloan sites.
A museum of science and local history.
A museum of bluegrass music.
The University of Mississippi's museum.
A museum of river history.
The Florida Agricultural Museum in Palm Coast is a living history farm showing rural Florida life.