History

Reference, Museums, History, North America - Floyd County Historical Society and Museum. Features over 50,000 artifacts depicting early and recent prairie life, both agricultural and industrial.

Reference, Museums, History, North America - Brookfield Museum and Historical Society. An extended research and learning center in Brookfield featuring a museum, programs, classes, lectures and events.

Reference, Museums, History, North America - The History Museums of San Jose. 27 original and replica homes, businesses and landmarks highlight periods of Santa Clara Valley's past.

Reference, Museums, History, North America - Museum of Local History. Tells the story of pioneers who settled in Washington Township from the 1840's to World War II.

Reference, Museums, History, North America - The Boone County Historical Museum. Features artifacts and archival materials of the local area.

Reference, Museums, History, North America - Chicago Historical Society. Features estimated 20 million items, including photographs, drawings, diaries, letters, costumes, textiles, sound recordings, films, books, newspapers, furniture and manufactured objects, architectural fragments and renderings, and many other artifacts.

Reference, Museums, History, North America - The Alamo. Includes details of exhibits, hours of operation, admission, calendar of events, rules and regulations, educational resources, links and directions.

Reference, Museums, History, North America - The Historical Museum at St. Gertrude. Houses collections comprising over 70,000 artifacts, with 12,000 on display.

Reference, Museums, History, North America - Sweetwater County Historical Museum. Contains permanent and temporary exhibits, a large historical photograph collection, and local history research material.

Reference, Museums, History, North America - The Nelson Museum of the West. Dedicated to the preservation of cowboy and Indian collectibles and Fine Art.

Reference, Museums, History, North America - Bandon's Coquille River Museum. Features displays of early history of the area including Indian artifacts, logging, fishing, cranberry farming and the 1936 fire that destroyed the city.

The Discovery Center and Museum, located in the eastern end of the Columbia River Gorge. Plan to spend a whole day with the family, on your own, as a tour group, or with your students! Visitors can explore our two museums located in separate wings, view films in our theater, see live raptors, and stroll along our interpretive trail near our thriving pond. Visitors can also break up the day by shopping in our museum store and eating lunch in the Basalt Rock Cafe.