Jim Bridger's 1843 trading post, later an army fort.
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Showing Museums 577-594 of 1881
A museum of science and local history.
A replica fort and frontier village.
A fur trading post and army fort on the Oregon Trail.
The Old Dillard Museum, in the 1924 Dillard School building, preserves African American history in Broward County.
NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale holds major collections including the largest group of works by William Glackens.
History Fort Lauderdale runs a campus of historic buildings and a research center in the Riverwalk Arts & Entertainment District.

The world’s only museum devoted exclusively to ventriloquism and its historic figures, performers, and archives.
A center with dinosaurs and dam history.
The St. Lucie County Regional History Center tells the history of the Treasure Coast, from the Ais people to the twentieth century.
The National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum stands on the training ground of the first Navy frogmen.
The A.E. "Bean" Backus Museum celebrates the Florida landscape painter and the Highwaymen artists he mentored.
The national museum of the U.S.
A museum of Fort Smith history in the 1906 Atkinson-Williams Warehouse.
A free art museum in downtown Fort Smith.
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.
