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Showing History Museums 631-648 of 650
A history museum in the 1892 city hall.
An open-air museum of 1870s Wichita.
Jamestown Settlement near Williamsburg, Virginia, is a living-history museum exploring 17th-century Virginia and the cultures that met there.
A reconstructed fur trade post that was the busiest on the upper Missouri from 1828 to 1867.
The oldest history museum in North Carolina, covering the Cape Fear region's history and science.
Old Swedes Historic Site preserves and interprets Delaware history through a publicly accessible historic site, exhibitions, tours, or programs.
Willingtown Square preserves and interprets Delaware history through a publicly accessible historic site, exhibitions, tours, or programs.
Fort Christina Park preserves and interprets Delaware history through a publicly accessible historic site, exhibitions, tours, or programs.
Delaware History Museum preserves and interprets Delaware history through a publicly accessible historic site, exhibitions, tours, or programs.
A state museum of artifacts from the Nodena site, a Mississippian village.
Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester presents the art, history and culture of the Shenandoah Valley, with a historic house and gardens.
A restored 18th-century Moravian town with costumed interpreters, gardens and MESDA, the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts.
The Winter Garden Heritage Museum, in the historic railroad depot, tells the story of the town's citrus and railroad past.
The Hannibal Square Heritage Center documents the history of Winter Park's west side African American community.
The Winter Park History Museum presents exhibits on the history of Winter Park.
The birthplace of John Wayne.
A museum of the American home front in World War II.