The state history museum, next to Tacoma's Union Station.
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A Cherokee Nation museum in the 1844 Cherokee National Capitol building.
The Museum of Florida History is the state's history museum, in the R.A. Gray Building.
The Tallahassee Museum combines natural habitats with historic North Florida buildings.
The John G. Riley House Museum preserves the 1890 home of an African American educator and civic leader.
The Florida Historic Capitol Museum is the restored 1902 capitol building.
Ybor City Museum State Park tells the story of Ybor City's cigar industry and immigrant communities.
The Tampa Firefighters Museum, in the restored 1911 Fire Station No. 1, tells the history of the city's fire service.
The Tampa Bay History Center tells 12,000 years of Florida history and holds the Touchton Map Library.
A farm and country doctor museum.
A fortress-style Spanish colonial hacienda from 1804 with 21 rooms around two courtyards.
The Tarpon Springs Heritage Museum in Craig Park tells the story of the city's Greek sponge-diving community and early history.
A Holocaust museum founded by survivor Eva Kor.
The official interpretive center of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.
A local history museum with a cherry wood bar from the Hole-in-the-Wall saloon.
Catoctin Furnace Village is a public heritage site interpreting the history and cultural landscape of Maryland in Thurmont, Frederick, Maryland.

Tilghman Watermen’s Museum is a museum preserving and interpreting collections connected to Maryland history and culture in Tilghman, Talbot, Maryland.
The site of the first commercial oil well in 1859.