Alphabetic listing of
Museums, Science and Art Centers
- 1950s
All-Electric Model House, Shawnee, KS. The first 1950s
suburban house museum in the country! Discover why a house in the
suburbs was the American Dream after World War II. This
all-electric house was the "house of the future" in
1953. Now it's a museum!
- A
Guide to the Museums of Washington, Washington, DC. Website
with reviews and critiques of the major museums and galleries of
the Washington metropolitan area. Updated weekly. Sender: Matthew
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- A.
Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum, Chicago, IL. Collection
is dedicated to and composed of information of the Brotherhood of
the Sleeping Car Porters labor union. The first African American
labor union chartered in the US..
- A.C.
Gilbert's Discovery Village, Salem, OR. Children's interactive
science museum and outdoor park. Invent toys, explore, and have
fun in arts, activities, classes, Summer camps on the Willamette
River.
- Ableza's
Native American Virtual Cultural Center, San Jose, CA. Through
web-casting, cultures of the Western Hemisphere's Indigenous
Peoples comes alive. The site's contents are produced by, for, and
about the rich and diverse heritages of Native American Peoples.
Ableza is a Native American Arts & Film Institute. One of its
many programs is the Native American Virtual Cultural Center,
accessed from our www home page. The "Center" was
launched October 12 (Indigenous People's Day,) 1998.
- Adirondack
Museum, Blue Mountain Lake, NY. A regional museum of history
and art, the Adirondack Museum tells the stories of people who
have lived, worked and played in this 6 million acres of
private/publicly held wilderness in upstate New York. Twenty-three
indoor and outdoor exhibit areas overlook Blue Mountain Lake.
- Adler
Planetarium and Astronomy Museum, Chicago, IL. A world class
collection of early astrological technology.
- African
Art Museum of the SMA Fathers, Tenafly, NJ. Collects,
exhibits, publishes traditional sub-Saharan African art. Reference
library. Educational programs for schools K-college and adults.
Lectures, concerts, films.
- Agricultural
Heritage Museum, Brookings, SD. Specializes in the
agricultural history of South Dakota from 1860 to 1950. Technology
and photo archive.
- Akron
Art Museum, Akron, OH. Situated in a renovated Post Office
building, the permanent collection emphasizes contemporary art,
photography, and folk arts.
- Albany
Institute of History & Art, Albany, NY. Permanent
collection of 20,000+ objects featuring Hudson River School
paintings, limner portraits, sculpture, silver, pewter, ceramics,
18-19c furniture, regional contemporary art, public programs &
changing exhibitions throughout the year.
- Albin
Polasek Museum and Sculpture Garden, Winter Park, FL. This
museum is dedicated to the life works of noted Czech-American
sculptor Albin Polasek (1879-1965).
- Albright-Knox
Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY. While relatively small, the museum
has an excellent collection of modern 20th century art, as well as
statuary & paintings from earlier centuries.
- Alexander
Vaisman Gallery, Chapel Hill, NC. Paintings and drawings by
Alexander Vaisman. This is a virtual museum.
- Alexandria
Archaeology Museum, Alexandria, VA. Please supply no more than
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- Alexandria
Archaeology Museum, Alexandria, VA. The Alexandria Archaeology
Museum is the City of Alexandria, Virginia's community archaeology
program. Its exhibits, educational programs, and extensive
collections are based on more than 30 years of excavations and
research on Alexandria's history.
- Alexandria
Museum of Art, Alexandria, LA. Hosts changing exhibitions
gallery and permanent collection gallery of Contemporary Louisiana
Artists. Also a Children's hands-on gallery and multi-media
gallery.
- Aliceville
Museum, Aliceville, AL. This museum focuses on local history
for Pickens County, Alabama, and west central Alabama.
- Allen
Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin College, Ohio. 17th century
Dutch, Japanese prints, Renaissance and Baroque prints, modern
European and contemporary American art.
- American
Center for Wine, Food and the Arts , Napa, CA. Opening 2001--a
new museum and cultural center under construction in Napa, CA.
Exploring wine and food as an expression of American culture,
through the arts and humanities.
- American
Hall of Heroes Museum, Pueblo, CO. A large (15 megs and
growing) source of historical information on American history and
heroes, with special emphasis on recipients of the Medal of Honor.
This site includes historical information with time lines and
graphics, with excellent material for use in school lesson/project
planning. It also includes inter- active, educational games and
projects, along with the inspirational stories of great American
men and women.
- American
Hop Museum, Toppenish, WA. The only Hop Museum in the United
States showcasing the history of the hop industry from the early
growing periods in New York, the Migration across the United
States and the beginning of the industry in the Northwest.
Displays include historical equipment.
- American Irish
Historical Society, New York, NY. Rare books, periodicals,
monographs, archives newspapers, artifacts and art documenting the
role of Irish and Irish-Americans in the founding, shaping and
safeguarding of the United States.
- American
military museum, El Monte, CA. Over 130 different military
equipment from ww1 to contemporary jeeps, trucks, tanks, cannons,
personnel carriers, the largest inter service collections on the
west coast.
- American
Museum of Asmat Art, Saint Paul, MN. Asmat art from Papau New
Guinea.
- American
Museum of Science and Energy, Oak Ridge, TN. Funded by the US
Department of Energy, AMSE hosts energy related exhibits,
demonstrations and events that relate to energy, science and the
world around us
- American Museum
of the Moving Image, Astoria, NY. Museum devoted to the art,
history, technique, and technology of motion pictures, video,
television, and digital media.
- American
Numismatic Association Money Museum, Colorado Springs, CO.
Extensive on-line exhibits including over 60 US paper money
specimens, a Russian-American Company seal skin note and Japanese
currency (1869-99).
- American
Swedish Historical Museum, Philadelphia, PA. Thirteen
galleries and library focus on history of Swedes in America from
the establishment of the New Sweden Colony in 1638 to contemporary
Swedish technology, architecture, fine and decorative arts.
- American
Textile History Museum , Lowell , MA. This national treasure
houses one of the largest textile history collections in the world
-- books, images, textile samples, garments, household textiles,
textile-making tools and equipment. On-going exhibition,
"Textiles in America", history of cloth making from
1700s to 1900s; three or four temporary exhibitions per year.
- American
Visionary Art Museum, Baltimore, MD. essly edited).
- Amerind
Foundation Museum, Dragoon, AZ. The Amerind Foundation Museum
is dedicated to the study and interpretation of Native American
culture and lifeways. The Amerind, founded in 1937, concentrates
its research into topics pertinent to American Southwestern
studies.
- Amon
Carter Museum, Fort Worth, TX. The Amon Carter Museum was
established through the generosity of Amon G. Carter, Sr.
(1879-1955), to house his collection of paintings and sculpture by
Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell; to collect, preserve,
and exhibit the finest examples of American art; and to serve an
educational role through exhibitions, publications, and programs
devoted to the study of American art.
- Amuseum
Gallery, Asbury Park, NJ. A virtual museum and gallery of
arts, collectibles, and antiques. Featuring rare Salvador Dali
sketches, art deco pieces, and 60s memorabilia. This is a VIRTUAL
museum.
- Anacostia
Museum, Washington, D.C.. The Anacostia was originally
envisioned as a neighborhood museum celebrating the history and
culture of the predominately African-American Anacostia community.
It has expanded, however, to reflect a more comprehensive
African-American culture. This museum is part of the Smithsonian
Museum Group.
- Andover
Historical Society, Andover, MA. Features the history of
Andover, Massachusetts back to its founding in 1646 with records,
maps, books, manuscripts and exhibits in a newly restored 1819
house and barn museum. Research questions are handled by email.
Open Tuesday to Friday, 9 to 5 and on Saturday 9 to 3, closed
Sundays and holidays.
- Andy
Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh.
- Angels
Attic, Santa Monica, CA. A museum of antique dolls, toys,
miniatures and dollhouses. Located in an 1895 Queen Anne Victorian
house.
- Antelope
Valley Indian Museum, Lancaster, CA. Located in the Heart of
California's Mojave Desert, the Antelope Valley Indian Museum
contains many rare or one-of-a-kind artifacts. This folk art
structure is on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Anti-Saloon
League Museum, Westerville, OH. The Anti-Saloon Museum houses
one of the largest collection of Temperance materials in the
United States. The museum reflects the history and heritage of the
Anti-Saloon League and the Prohibition movement in America.
- Antique
Gas & Steam Engine Museum, Vista, CA. Non-profit museum
located in Vista, Ca, dedicated to the preservation, exhibition,
education, and research of California's early farming history.
- Appleton
Museum of Art, Ocala, FL. Collection of 19th C. European art,
etc.
- Archaeological
Research Institute, Arizona State University , Tempe, AZ. ARI
maintains collections from archaeological projects conducted in
central Arizona.. Collections catalogs, photos and research data
are available through on-line, searchable databases. In addition,
virtual exhibits and publications are offered on archaeological
topics from a wide range of geographic and chronological settings.
- Arizona
Museum for Youth, Mesa, AZ. An art museum you can really 'kid'
around in! Fine art is combined with hands-on activities in an
environment that stimulates creative expression! The Arizona
Museum for Youth offers children the excitement provided by fine
arts. Visual and tactile stimulation is combined in an environment
designed for learning and creative expression.
- Arizona
Science Center, Phoenix.
- Arizona
State Museum - University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. Over 100
years old, the Arizona State Museum, located on the University of
Arizona campus, collects, displays and interprets objects and
information about the native peoples of the SW U.S. and NW Mexico.
- Arizona
State University Art Museum, Tempe, AZ. The Museum that
presented "Bill Viola: Buried Secrets" at the 1995
Venice Biennale, the first institution West of the Mississippi to
represent the United States at this U.S. Pavilion
- Arkansas
Tech University of Prehistory and History, Russellville, AR.
The Museum concentrates on the prehistory and history of the
Arkansas River Valley for the past 12,000 years. A new endeavor of
the museum is the creation of a regional family history archive.
- Art
Institute of Chicago, Chicago. Museum and art school.
- Art Museum
Network Official Web site for the largest art museums in North
America. Choose
a museum by region.
- Art Museum of
Southeast Texas, Beaumont, TX. The Art Museum of Southeast
Texas features 8-10 exhibitions per year of 19th and 20th century
American, World, folk and decorative arts. A full schedule of
related educational programs are also offered.
- Art
Museum.net, Santa Clara, CA. The Art Museum.net site allows
the user to explore the paintings through a navigable 3D
representation of the exhibition as it existed at the National
Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Features of the site include
zoomable images of the paintings, audio files about selected
paintings, and informational explanations for each work. This is a
VIRTUAL museum.
- ArtQuest,
Greensboro, NC. An interactive art experience for children located
in the Greensboro Cultural Center.
- Arts
Online at the Hearst, Cedar Falls, IA. Links to museums,
visual artists and organizations, writers and literary agencies,
dancers and dance companies, actors and theatres, musicians and
music organizations.
- Atlanta
History Center, Atlanta, GA. On its 33-acre site, the Atlanta
History Center offers award-winning exhibitions on Atlanta
history, the Civil War and southern folk arts and crafts, as well
as regularly changing exhibitions; two historic houses - the
famous 1928 Swan House mansion and the 1845 plantation-plain
Tullie Smith Farm; beautiful gardens showing the landscape history
of the area; and an extensive research library/archives.
- ATU
Museum of Prehistory and History , Russellville, AR. Museum
collections and exhibits focus primarily on Native American
occupation of the area. Regional history and a developing family
archive are other museum emphases.
- Aurora
History Museum, aurora, co. Website relates to Homestead City,
a living history event representing small town life a century ago.
Sponsored annually by the Aurora Museum Foundation, and the City
of Aurora.
- Autry
Museum of Western Heritage, Los Angeles, CA. Explores the
myths and realities of the American West and its diverse
populations. In addition to three major changing exhibits each
year, the museum has more than 51,000 objects in 7 permanent
collection galleries including fine artworks, folk art, native
american artifacts, cowboy clothes & equipment.
- B
Reactor Museum Association, Richland, WA. The BRMA is a
voluntary association of groups and individuals committed to the
historic preservation of the Hanford B Reactor, the first
large-scale nuclear reactor ever built.
- Balch
Institute for Ethnic Studies , Philadelphia, PA.
Museum,research library, and archive. One of the largest reseach
centers on US immigration, ethnicity, and multiculturalism. Many
past exhibits and library card catalog (60,000+ items) available
on-line.
- Ball
State University Museum of Art, Muncie, Indiana.
- Baltimore
Museum of Industry, Maryland. In an 1870 oyster cannery by the
inner harbor.
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- Baltimore
Streetcar Museum, Inc., Baltimore, MD. America's only trolley
museum with operating artifacts from a single city . . .
Baltimore. Come, ride with us!!!
- Balzekas
Museum of Lithuanian Culture, Chicago, IL. The Lithuanian
people have a fascinating history. More Lithuanian immigrants
settled in Chicago than any other city. This is a small museum in
the same building as the office of the Lithuanian government.
- Bancroft
Library, U.C. Berkeley: California Heritage Project ,
Berkeley, CA. The Bancroft Library is the rare books and special
collections repository of U.C. Berkeley. Specializing in Western
Americana and the history of California, its collections include
books, printed ephemera, manuscripts, archival collections, and
pictorial collections. The library's California Heritage Digital
Image Access project makes available over 25,000 images from the
collections -- primarily photographs, but also drawings, prints,
and other images of California.
- Barnum
Museum, Bridgeport, CT. P.T. Barnum was an entrepreneur,
politician, journalist, impresario, museum owner and founder of
"The Greatest Show on Earth". Only one museum depicts
the extraordinary life and the enormous influence this man had on
19th century America - The Barnum Museum.
- Barrick
Museum of Natural History, Las Vegas, NV.
- Battleship
Cove, Fall River, MA. WW-II naval vessels: Battleship
Massachusetts, Destroyer Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. and submarine
Lionfish, as well as era PT boats.
- Bay Area
Discovery Museum, Sausalito, CA. Just under the North tower of
the Golden Gate Bridge is a fantastic place where toddlers to
ten-year-olds and their families will find limitless opportunities
for discoveries in art, science and media.
- Beauvoir,
Jefferson Davis Shrine, Biloxi, MS. Last home of President
Jefferson Davis, includes two museums 52 landscaped acres,
giftshop, and the Jefferson Davis Presidential Library in Biloxi,
MS.
- Beckley
Exhibition Coal Mine and Museum, Beckley, WV. This museum is
part of the Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine. It is part of a
recreated Coal Camp in the Mountains of West Virginia. See how
coal miners and their families lived from the early 1900's through
present day.
- Bell
Museum of Natural History, Minneapolis, MN. In addition to the
dioramas, a wide variety of changing exhibitions and beautiful
wildlife art enrich our understanding of the natural world. Make
tracks to the Touch & See Room...and bring your curiosity!
Here you'll learn about nature by touching turtles, stroking
snakes and animal skins, peeking inside skulls, and handling other
wonderful objects from nature.
- Berkeley
Art Museum + Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, CA. The BAM + PFA
at the University of California offers a website with extensive
exhibition information including online catalogs with images and
audio artist interviews, a database of over 12,000 film notes on
world cinema, searchable art and film collection guides, an
interactive multimedia guide to modern art for kids and more.
- Betty Brinn
Children's Museum, Milwaukee, WI. The Museum "where kids
can play their way smart," gears its exhibits to the age
ranges of 1-10. We encourage interaction between parents and
children for an educational and fun time for all.
- Biblical
Resource Center & Museum, Collierville, TN. Artifacts,
replicas and documents reflective of Near-Eastern &
Mediterranean culture in the Biblical period.
- Birger
Sandzen Memorial Gallery , Lindsborg, KS. Swedish-American
modernist painter and printmaker Birger Sandzen (1871-1954).
European trained painter of landscapes of Kansas, Colorado and the
Southwest.
- Bishop
Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii. The State Museum of Natural and
Cultural History. Pacific anthropology, botany, entomology and
zoology. Includes on-line
exhibits.
- Bob
Jones University Museum & Gallery, Greenville, SC. One of
the most highly recognized collections of religious art in the
western hemisphere featuring works by Dolci, Rembrandt, Rubens,
Titian, Van Dyck, and many others.
- Boca
Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL. Fully accredited museum,
with a fine Permanent Collection of over 3000 pieces.
- Bolinas
Museum, Bolinas, CA. The Bolinas Museum features historical
artifacts and contemporary art of Coastal Marin County,
California. The Museum's permanent collection includes artifacts
and memorabilia from Bolinas' and West Marin's history as a
supplier of ships and proven
- Bonnet
House, Fort Lauderdale, FL. Bonnet House is a whimsical 35
acre subtropical beach front estate. It was donated to the Florida
Trust for Historic Preservation in 1983 by Evelyn Bartlett.
- Boston
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- Bowers Museum
of Cultural Art, Santa Ana, CA. A museum of California
history.
- Bradbury
Science Museum, Los Alamos, NM. The Bradbury Science Museum
displays exhibits about the history of Los Alamos National
Laboratory, focusing on its role in the Manhattan Project during
World War II, and its current research.
- Brandywine
River Museum, Chadds Ford, PA. Housed in a restored 19th
century gristmill, the museum showcases an extensive collection of
Wyeth family art, illustrations and other 19th and 20th century
American art.
- Brooklyn
Museum of Art, Brooklyn, NY. The Brooklyn Museum of Art is one
of the largest art institutions in the United States, with
collections in Ancient Egyptian art and American Painting &
Sculpture that are considered among the world's finest. One of the
premier art institutions in the world, its permanent collection
includes more than one and a half million objects and represents
almost every culture.
- Bruce
Museum, Greenwich, CT. Art and science museum with interactive
exhibits, lectures, and programs for adults and children.
- Buddy
Holly Center, Lubbock, TX. Dedicated to the presentation of
changing exhibitions on contemporary visual arts and Texas music
and music history. Features a permanent exhibition on the life and
music of rock pioneer, Buddy Holly.
- Buffalo Bill
Historical Center, Cody, WY. The Buffalo Bill Historical
Center is widely regarded as America's finest western museum.
Located in northwestern Wyoming, 52 miles from Yellowstone
National Park's East Gate, the Center features a library and four
internationally acclaimed museums under one roof.
- Burke
Museum of Natural History and Culture , Seattle, WA. This is
the State Museum of Natural History and Culture, and houses an
outstanding collection of Pacific Rim cultural artifacts as well
as strong paleontology and anthropology collections.
- Butler
County Soldiers, Sailors & Pioneers Monument, Hamilton,
OH. Built 1902-1906 on the site of Fort Hamilton, Ohio
(1791-1795). The Monument houses military artifacts ranging from
the Civil War to the Gulf Ear.
- BYU
Earth Science Museum, Provo, UT. Among other exhibits, this
museum features mounted dinosaur skeletons, a fossil touch table,
a mural of the Jurassic period, and a working paleontology lab.
- California
Academy of Sciences, San Francisco, CA. Home of the Steinhart
Aquarium, the Morrison Planetarium and the Natural History Museum.
Earth, Ocean and Space all in one place.
- California
African-American Museum, Los Angeles, CA. Collections of
painting, sculpture, assemblages, photographs, folk art, African
art and examples of historical material culture reflecting
African-American life.
- California
Antique Aircraft Museum , San Martin, CA. Antique flying
aircraft, replicas, and models from the 1900's to 1960 including
the Wright Flyer and other historic aircraft.
- California
Museum of Photography, University of California, Riverside.
Includes network
exhibitions.
- California Views
Historical Photo Collection, Monterey, CA. California Views
established in 1970 and located in Monterey, California, this
unique photo archive is the most comprehensive historical photo
collection of Central California. With over 75,500 images in its
archives.
- Canajoharie
Library and Art Gallery, Canajoharie, NY. A collection of
representational American Art featuring works of Winslow Homer,
the American Impressionists, the Eight, Hudson River School
painters and others. Founded in 1927, as a museum of American Art
by local industrialist, Bartlett Arkell. Since that time, the
museum has grown to include over 500 paintings and other works of
Art by many of this countries best known painters, sculptors and
other artists.
- Capitola
Historical Museum, Capitola, CA. The Museum houses an
extensive collection of photographs and artifacts related to
Capitola's history, and offers quarterly changing exhibits on the
history and art of the area, as well as on special seasonal and
topical themes.
- Captain
Kazooz Kazoo Museum, San Jose, CA. A collection of antique,
unusual, unique and logo kazoos from around the world.
- Carnegie
Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, PA. Through its
explorations, collections, research, exhibitions, and educational
programs, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History advances
knowledge of the Earth, its life and cultures, and acts as a
steward of our natural world.
- Carnegie
Science Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania!. Hands-on exhibits,
including a miniature railroad and village, Omnimax theater,
interactive planetarium, World War II submarine.
- Carroll
Reece Museum, Johnson City, TN. Located on the Campus of East
Tennessee State University, the Reece hosts collections of mainly
regional art and history.
- Carson
Valley Museum and Cultural Center, Gardnerville, NV. Located
on Highway 395 in the heart of Gardnerville on the eastern side of
the Sierra Nevada mountain range, this museum reflects the history
of the Carson Valley from 1915 through to the present. Washoe
Indian and Basque heritage exhibits are featured along with
agriculture, early telephone, doctors, and restored 19th century
vehicles. Changing gallery highlights people, places and
activities.
- Caverns
Creek Grist Mill Museum, Howes Cave, NY. A 182 yr. old,
restored, water wheel powered Mill and Museum, fully intact and
operable
- Center
for Creative Photography, Tucson, AZ. One of the world's great
photography museums with changing exhibitions, public programs, a
research center, library, archives and collections numbering more
than 50,000 works.
- Central Pacific
Railroad Photographic History Museum Stereo views, engravings,
maps, and documents illustrating the history of the first
transcontinental railroad. This is a VIRTUAL museum.
- Charles
Dickert Memorial Wildlife Museum, Saranac Lake, NY. This
wildlife museum highlights the work of Charles Dickert, the master
taxidermist who practiced his craft in Saranac Lake for many
decades. The Museum, located in the Saranac Lake Free Library at
100 Main Street, is open weekdays from 10:00AM to 4:00PM.
- Charles
River Museum of Industry, Waltham, Massachusetts.
- Charles
Russell Museum, Great Falls, Mt. Comprised of a number of
buildings, home, studio and modern art museum , occupied by the
Western American artist "Charlie" Russell who was a
contemporary of Remington and his equal in fame.
- Charles
W. Moore Foundation, Austin, Texas. A foundation dedicated to
preserving the Moore/Andersson Compound of studios and houses to
the public. The compound was designed by the world renowned
archtiect, Charles W. Moore and contains his extraordinary folk
toy collection.
- Charlotte,
The Vermont Whale An electronic museum.
- Cheekwood,
Nashville, TN. Museum of Art and Botanical Gardens. The Botanical
Gardens include both historic landscapes and specialty garden, the
collections feature 19th and 20th century American art.
- Chicago
Academy of Sciences Nature Museum, Chicago, Illinois.
- Chicago
Historical Society, Chicago, IL.
- Children's
Discovery Museum, San Jose, California.
- Children's
Museum of Indianapolis, Indianapolis.
- Children's
Museum of Kansas City , Kansas City, KS. An interactive museum
for youngsters ages 4-12 and their families. Exhibits cover art,
science, and history.
- China the
Beautiful, Guttenberg, NJ. Virtual museum of Chinese culture
art painting calligraphy philosophy literature poetry. Possibly
the largest on-line site for classical Chinese arts and literature
with 20,000 visitors per month.
- Chinqua-Penn,
Reidsville, NC. Built in 1925 by Jeff Penn and Betsy Schoellkopf
Penn (tobacco and Niagara Power wealth), Chinqua-Penn is listed on
the National Register of Historic Places and is a vernacular
example of the Arts and Crafts Movement in the USA. Collections
range from 1600 BC to 1950 and are 100% original to the property.
- Chrysler
Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA. The Chrysler Museum of Art
features European and American collections in sculpture, painting
and photography as well as three historic houses and an
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- Cincinnati
Art Museum, Cincinnati, OH. This museum houses a fine
collection of European art, with an emphasis on 17th to early 20th
century painting. Also featured is a collection of works by
artists from Cincinnati.
- Cincinnati
Museum Center Containing the Cincinnati History Museum, Museum
of Natural History & Science, an Omnimax Theater, and the
Cincinnati Historical Society Library.
- Civil War
Soldiers Museum, Pensacola, Fl. Explore 19th century America
and the lives of Civil War soldiers who served in the great
Confederate and Union armies and navies. Our 4,200 sq. feet of
exhibit space currently houses a diverse collection and currently
one of the largest Civil War medical collections in the world.
- Clark
County Heritage Museum, Henderson, NV.
- Clermont
(State Historic Site), Clermont, NY. Clermont, a 490-acre
estate, was the Hudson River seat of the prominent Livingston
family from 1728 to 1962.
- Cleveland
Museum of Art, Ohio.
- Cleveland
Museum of Natural History, Cleveland, Ohio.
- Colonial
Williamsburg, Virginia. Historic capital of 18th century
Virginia.
- Colorado
Springs Museum, Colorado Springs , CO. The Colorado Springs
Museum collects, preserves and interprets the history and culture
of the Pikes Peak Region. This web site provides more information
about the museum and its exhibits as well as fully searchable
collection database.
- Colorado
University Museum of Natural History , Boulder, CO. The CU
Museum is located on the campus of the University of Colorado in
Boulder. It contains excellent collections of material used in the
studies of Geology, Anthropology, Paleontology in the region of
the Rocky Mountain foothills. It is a free museum and open to the
public.
- Columbia
River Exhibition of History, Science, and Technology,
Richland, WA. From primitive irrigation systems to the development
and use of robotics, you will enjoy a fascinating journey through
the unique Columbia Basin region.
- Columbus
Art Museum, Columbus, OH. Located on Main Street just to the
east of the center of downtown Columbus, OH. Currently (summer of
1999) exhibiting Dresden in the Ages of Splendor and 12 glass
chandeliers used in Seattle, Washington glass maker Dale Chihuly's
creation 'Chihuly over Venice'.
- Columbus
Museum, Columbus, GA. An art and history museum specializing
in 18th-20th century fine and decorative American art and regional
history of the lower southeastern United States. Changing
exhibits, permanent displays, childrens interactive gallery,
outdoor gardens, and gift shop among amenities.
- Computer
Museum of America, La Mesa, CA.
- Concord
Museum, Concord, MA. The Concord Museum serves as the gateway
to Concord, Massachusetts. Its collection illustrates the unique
history of Concord, and includes artifacts from the Revolutionary
War as well as Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
- Connecticut
Valley Historical Museum, Springfield, MA. Changing
exhibitions highlight various aspects of the Pioneer Valley's
350-year history.
- Conner
Prairie Museum Contains online full text articles dealing with
19th-century US history, period recipes, online exhibits, and more
- Contemporary
Arts Center , Cincinnati, OH. Founded in 1939, the
Contemporary Arts Center is one of the oldest, most active, and
most adventuresome museums of contemporary art in the US. In 1990,
the CAC made international news when it successfully defended the
legal right of its audience to view an exhibition of the
photographs of Robert Mapplethorpe. Extensive website, including
current exhibitions, kids' pages, CAC history, virtual
exhibitions, and info on a major new building planned for 2001.
- Contemporary
Arts Museum, Houston, TX. Very exciting and active museum in
the heart of Houston's museum district, and across from the
renowned Museum of Fine Arts - Houston.
- Cooper
Regional History Museum, Upland, CA. Museum devoted to history
of Upland, Ontario, Montclair, Mt. Baldy, and Rancho Cucamonga
(California).
- Coos
Art Museum , Coos Bay, OR. Permanent collection includes
Prefontaine memorial gallery, historic maritime photographs and
graphics by major contemporary artists, as well as works by local
artists. Special shows and art classes offered.
- Corcoran
Museum of Art, Washington, DC. An art museum with stage
events, just blocks from the White house. This is a major
privately funded museum, one of the oldest in the US. Extensive
permanent collections are supplemented by frequent special
exhibitions.
- Corning
Museum of Glass, Corning, New York. The Corning collection
includes more than 27,000 objects representing 3,500 years of
achievements in glass design and craftsmanship. The Museum's Rakow
Library is the principal research center for glass students
worldwide. Its collections consist of more than 70,000 volumes and
800 periodicals in 41 languages. See also the Corning
Glass Center, Corning, New York.
- Corvette
Hall of Fame and Americana Awarded as "One of the 12 Most
Extraordinary Museums In New York State"
- Coyote
Point Museum For Environmental Education, San Mateo, CA. Come
see us! Get a close up look at what makes the Bay Area beautiful.
Just minutes from SFO and overlooking the San Francisco airport,
we have live animals, beautiful gardens and hands-on exhibits.
- Cranbrook
Art Museum, Bloomfield Hills, MI. The Cranbrook Educational
Community encompasses a museum representing 20th century artists,
architects and designers. The community also hosts a renowned
graduate program in the fine arts, architecture, and design.
Cranbrook has had many well-known artists, architects, and
designers working in the community at one time or another. Charles
and Ray Eames, Eliel Saarinen, Duane Hanson, Katherine and Michael
McCoy, to name a few.
- Crismon
Farm Heritage Museum
- Crocker
Art Museum, Sacramento, CA. Oldest public art museum in the
Western United States. Founded in 1885. Major collections of Old
Master drawings, Old Master European paintings, nineteenth-century
California painting, twentieth-century art from Northern
California; extensive education program.
- CT Visions,
a virtual museum.. CT Visions is an on-line archive and gallery of
photographs -- old and new -- that investigates the significance
of family images as part of our collective memories. Sponsored by
The Connecticut Historical, CT Visions is an ever-changing record
of images and memories of Connecticut's people, and a means
through which people of varied backgrounds and cultures can
communicate and explore similarities and differences. This is a
VIRTUAL museum.
- Czech
Center New York, New York, NY. The Czech Center New York
displays an alternating exhibit of Czech art including graphic
art, photography, sculpture, architecture, and glass. The center
is also active in coordinating Czech exhibits with outside
institutions.
- Dahesh
Museum, New York City, NY. The Dahesh Museum is the only
museum in America dedicated to collecting and exhibiting 19th- and
early 20th-century European academic art, which is the
continuation of the great Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo
traditions in the visual arts.
- Dali
Virtual Museum of Art dedicated to the Surrealist artist
Salvador Dali.
- Dallas
Historical Society, Dallas, TX. The DHS collects archival and
3-D materials pertaining to the city of Dallas and to the state of
Texas.
- Dallas
Museum of Art, Dallas, TX.
- Dallas
Museum of Natural History
- Daniel
Gebhart Tavern Museum , Miamisburg, OH. An 1811 Restored Log
Tavern in Miamisburg, Ohio.
- Danish
Immigrant Museum, Elk Horn, IA. The Danish Immigrant Museum is
dedicated to the education and fostering the traditions and
customs of the Danish American people.
- David
and Alfred Smart Museum of Art, Chicago, IL. At the University
of Chicago
- Davison
Art Center, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT.
- Dayton
Art Institute, Dayton, OH. Has a very large Asian and African
Art gallery, and rotating exhibits have lately included Degas,
Rodin, Ansel Adams.
- DDay Museum,
New Orleans, La.. D Day, June 6th, Museum.
- Decatur
House Museum, Washington, DC. Decatur House, built in 1818 by
Benjamin Henry Latrobe, is a historic house museum and former
residence of prominent figures such as Stephen Decatur, Henry Clay
and Martin Van Buren.
- DeCordova
Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, Massachusetts.
- Deer
Valley Rock Art Center, Phoenix, AZ. Hedgpeth Hills petroglyph
site, with intorduction to rock art.
- Delaware
History Center, Wilmington, DE. Visit the Delware History
Museum, Old Town Hall or historic Willingtown Square. Dedicated to
preserving Delaware's history.
- Dennos Museum
Center, Traverse City, MI. Come Alive Inside Come Alive Inside
the Dennos Museum Center for the visual and performing arts.
Featuring an extensive schedule of changing exhibitions and
concerts combined with gallery tours, artist lectures, hands-on
workshops and school outreach activities.
- Denver
Art Museum, Denver, Co. The largest collection of art between
Chicago and San Francisco.
- Denver Museum
of Natural History, Denver, CO. One of the best natural
history museums in the country. Visit Prehistoric Journey, an
award-winning exhibit on the history of life on earth.
- Detroit
Historical Museum, Detroit, MI. The Detroit Historical Museum
is the regional history museum of Southeastern Michigan,
presenting the more than 300 year history of metropolitan Detroit.
- Detroit
Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan.
- Detroit
Science Center, Detroit, MI. The Detroit Science Center
features Michigan's only IMAX Dome Theater, Cyberspace Safari, our
55 computer Internet Exhibit Lab, our Discovery Theater demo
theater and educational laser shows in the exhibit lab
- Dia Center
for the Arts, New York, NY. A contemporary art museum, Dia's
exhibition program is dedicated to large-scale, single-artist
projects, produced on a substantial scale and with a commitment to
site specificity. Dia's website features artist projects created
specifically for the web.
- Diego
Rivera Web Museum dedicated to the Mexican muralist painter
Diego Rivera (1886-l957). (Also in Spanish.)
- Dinosaur
Valley Museum, Grand Junction, CO. A working paleontology
laboratory which features fossils from important discoveries
throughout western Colorado and eastern Utah. You will see
dinosaur skeletons, articulated and in "death pose" as
paleontologists found them, and realistic, scientific, half-size
animated dinosaur replicas: moving, roaring, and howling.
- Discovery
Museum, Bridgeport, CT. The Discovery Museum provides a see,
touch, hear hands on experience in Bridgeport, Connecticut right
off the Merritt Parkway. Hands on galleries, daily planetarium
shows, Challenger Learning Center and other special events.
- Dossin
Great Lakes Museum, Detroit, MI. Located on Belle Isle, the
Dossin Great Lakes Museum is part of the Detroit Historical
Museums. It presents the maritime history of the Great Lakes
region, including the Detroit River, one of the world's busiest
waterways.
- Double
Take Gallery Documentary photography
- Downers
Grove Museum, Downers Grove, IL. The Downers Grove Museum is a
Special Facility of the Downers Grove Park District established to
preserve our local heritage for today's residents and future
generations. Open six days each week, and free to the public.
- Dr
Pepper Museum, Waco, TX. The birthplace of Dr Pepper offers a
glimpse of an earlier time.
- Dr.
Samuel D. Harris National Museum of Dentistry, Baltimore.
- Duke
University Museum of Art, Durham, NC. Permanent collection
ranging from Ancient to Modern art plus changing exhibitions,
programs and scholarly publications.
- Dumbarton Oaks
Research Library, Washington, DC. The Dumbarton Oaks Research
Library and Collection is housed in a nineteenth-century
Federal-style house built on the crest of a wooded valley in the
Georgetown section of Washington, D.C. The institution now has
important research resources in the areas of Byzantine studies,
the history of landscape architecture, and Pre-Columbian studies.
The collections of Byzantine and Pre-Columbian art and the rare
books and prints relating to the gardens are on public display.
The gardens were designed by the noted landscape gardener Beatrix
Jones Farrand and are open to the public.
- Eagle
Mills Cider Co., Broadalbin, NY. A working, water wheel
powered Cider Mill which includes operation of 100 year old Cider
Press and equipment. Various artifacts relevant to Cider Making .
- Early
American Museum, Mahomet, IL. The mission of the Early
American Museum is to collect, preserve, and interpret the history
of east central Illinois. The museum has exhibits on 19th century
life.
- EarlyWorks
History Comlex, Huntsville, AL. With its three distinct, yet
complementary properties-- the hands-on EarlyWorks Museum, Alabama
Constitution Village and the Historic Huntsville Depot--
EarlyWorks promotes experience-driven programs, activities,
exhibits and special events for all ages.
- Earth Art
Ink, Corvallis, OR. A collection of artwork (sculptures,
paintings, nature photography). Known artinst include Deacon,
Shumway, and Allison.
- East
Benton County Historical Museum, Kennewick, WA. Areas of our
museum are devoted to the forces and movements that shaped the
eastern part of Benton County.
- East
Ely Railroad Depot Museum, Ely, NV.
- East
Tennessee Discovery Center , Knoxville, TN. Features hands-on
exhibits, butterfly and geology collections, live insect zoo,
stuffed animal display, and the AKIMA Planetarium.
- East
Tennessee Historical Society Museum , Knoxville, TN. The
museum features exhibits depicting the triumph and tragedy of two
hundred years of life in the Great Tennessee Valley.
- Eastern
State Penitentiary Historic Site, Philadelphia, PA. Eastern
State Penitentiary Historic Site offers a multidisciplinary tour
program which addresses the architecture and history of the
building, its impact on prison architecture throughout the world,
and contemporary issues in criminal justice. The historic program
also offers exhibits, film screenings, cultural events (dance,
theater, and art exhibits), and lectures and symposia.
- Eccles
Community Art Center, Ogden, UT. Located in a historic
mansion, this museum's permanet collection is enhanced by changing
monthly exhibits by contemporary local artists work.
- Ecology
Hall of Fame, Santa Cruz, CA. The Ecology Hall of Fame honors
the heroes of the environmental movement
- EcoTarium:
A Center for Environmental Exploration, Akron, OH. 65-room
Tudor Revival mansion that was the former home of Goodyear
co-founder F.A. Seiberling situated on 70 acres of artfully
landscaped grounds. Has a well-documented historic house museum
that includes gardens recognized as one of the "top four
gardens in the world" by Garden Design Magazine. Landscape
features include a lagoon, a fully-restored English Garden
designed by Ellen Biddle Shipman, several scenic vistas, a
Japanese Garden, and much more.
- Eli Wilner
& Company, New York, NY. Eli Wilner & Company is a
gallery specializing in antique frames from the early 19th Century
and Early 20th Century, both American and European frames. The
gallery's website contains detailed pictures as well as articles,
listings of special events, such as exhibitions and lectures.
- Elkhorn
Valley Museum and Research Center , Norfolk, NE. Elkhorn
Valley Museum and Research Center. Your source for history,
genealogy, documents and more for the Norfolk and Elkhorn Valley
areas of Nebraska in a museum with permanent and rotating
exhibits, a gift shop and an extensive research center and
library.
- Elmhurst
Art Museum, Elmhurst, Illinois. The Elmhurst Art Museum is the
cultural center of DuPage County, Illinois. Specializing in late
20th Century American Art, it's award winning building was
designed around one of only three Mies van der Rohe homes built in
the United States.
- Emigrant
Trail Museum, Truckee, CA. The Emigrant Trail Museum, located
at Donner Memorial State Park, depicts the history of the area and
the people who came into this part of the Sierra. Near the museum
is the Pioneer Monument and the Murphy family cabin site. Also
starting from the side of the museum is a self-guiding nature
trail which is a one half mile loop. Nature trail guides are
available at the museum and campground entrance station.
- EMuseum
A virtual museum of Anthropology, History and Natural History,
written and maintained completely by the students at Minnesota
State University.
- End
of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, Oregon City , OR.
Interpreters using audiovisual/special effects presentations
recreate the experience of the Oregon Trail and the period of
settlement from the 1840's to the 1880's. The Interpretive Center
is located at the actual historic End of the Oregon Trail.
- Eniac
Virtual Museum, . School of Engineering and Applied Science,
University of Pennsylvania.
- Ernest
Hemingway Birthplace and Museum, Oak Park, Illinois.
- Escher's
Art Museum The graphic work of M.C. Escher.
- Estes
Park Area Historical Museum, Colorado.
- Everhart
Museum
- Everson
Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY. The first museum designed by I.M.
Pei, the Everson offers a wide variety of work - from 18th-century
American portraits to avant-garde sculpture, from photography to
some of the earliest examples of video art. And, our extensive,
internationally recognized collection of ceramics spans ancient
sculpture and Ming dynasty porcelain all the way to contemporary
works.
- Ewing
Gallery of Art & Architecture , Knoxville, TN. Works of
avant-garde artists and architects of international and local
stature. Located on the University of Tennessee campus.
- Fairbanks
Museum and Planetarium, St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
- Falls
of the Ohio State Park & Interpretive Center Include site
history, on-line fossil brochures, photo gallery, educator's
material for the classroom, fossil links, and provide site
interpretation for one of the first discovered fossil beds in
North America - known since the early to mid 1700's - a Middle
Devonian coral-sponge patch reef.
- Farnsworth
Art Museum, Rockland, Maine. American art.
- Farragut
Folklife Museum, Farragut, TN. This small museum preserves the
heritage of the schools, churches and the community of this
historical East Tennessee area and includes the The David Glasgow
(Admiral) Farragut Collection.
- Field Museum of
Natural History, Chicago, IL. Includes "Sue-cam"
real time video of preparation of world's most complete T-rex
skeleton.
- Fine Arts
Museums of San Francisco , San Francisco, CA. The Fine Arts
Museums of San Francisco's web site contains an astonishing
database of over 65,000 images from the permanent collection. It
also contains museum information on important exhibitions, tours,
the collection, etc.
- Fire
Museum of Memphis
- Firehouse
Museum, San Diego, California. Fire-fighting equipment,
including a photographic
exhibit.
- Fleischer
Museum of American and Russian Impressionism, Scottsdale, AZ.
The paintings in the Fleischer collection are American
Impressionism, California School and Russian and Soviet Realism
tempered by Impressionism. The genres are varied and include
landscapes, architectural subjects, and still life's.
- Fleischmann
Planetarium, Reno, NV.
- Florida
Association of Museums, a listing. A website that includes a
searchable directory of all museums in Florida, plus a listing of
exhibits that can be searched by month.
- Florida
International Museum, St. Petersburg, FL. International
blockbuster exhibitions such as Treasures of the Czars, Titanic:
The Exhibition and Empires of Mystery. (800) 777-9882 for current
exhibition.
- Florida
Museum of Hispanic and Latin American Art, Miami, FL.
Dedicated to contemporary art from Spain and Latin America with 11
exhibitions a year. Founded in September 1991.
- Florida
Museum of Natural History, University of Florida, Gainesville.
See on-line
searchable collection databases. Be sure to check out the new
virtual exhibit "Fossil Horses in Cyberspace", a new
component of the museum website
- Fort
Hays State Historic Site, Hays, KS. Blockhouse, guardhouse,
officers quarters, and visitors center all bring to life the
military frontier from the 1860s to the 1880s. Life was difficult
fro the soldiers who protected the trails and the railroad from
Native Americans who resented outsiders taking the land and
destroying the buffalo.
- Fort
McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine, Baltimore, MD.
Fort McHenry - birthplace of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Active in four United States wars. Site includes information about
the flag, the National Anthen, Fort history, a virtual tour of the
Fort, re-enactors and more. Site maintained by the Patriots of
Fort McHenry
- Fort
Recovery State Museum, Fort Recovery, OH. Fort Recovery is the
site of the two largest Indian battles in the U.S., St. Clair's
Defeat and The Battle of Fort Recovery. The museum focuses on the
1790's Indian wars in the Northwest Territory. The museum has
artifacts from both battles and a partial fort on the grounds.
- Fort
Sam Houston Museum, San Antonio, TX. Museum presents the
history of Fort Sam Houston and of the US Army in San Antonio,
1845-present. Exhibits depict growth and development of the post
and significant events affected by this National Historic
Landmark.
- Fort
Ward Museum and Historic Site, Alexandria, VA. Fort Ward is
the best preserved of the system of forts and batteries built to
protect Washington, D.C. during the American Civil War
(1861-1865). Visitors can view the remains of the earthen fort,
the restored Northwest Bastion, the reconstructed Officer's Hut,
and museum exhibitions.
- Forum for
Contemporary Art, St. Louis, MO. FCA is a non-profit museum
dedicated to presenting and interpreting contemporary art and
ideas through changing exhibitions, educational programs and
public discussions.
- Franklin
and Marshall College's North Museum, Lancaster, PA. The North
Museum of Natural History and Science houses an impressive array
of natural history and science collections as well as a
state-of-the-art Planetarium (third largest in Pennsylvania) and
several specialty areas that make learning fun for all ages!
- Franklin
Institute Virtual Science Museum, Philadelphia. Includes virtual
exhibits.
- Frazier
Farmstead Museum, Milton-Freewater, OR. An historic farm house
listed on the National Register, which depicts farm life at the
turn of the century.
- Fred
Harman Art Museum, Pagosa Springs, CO. Displays of Original
Fred Harman Paintings, Red Ryder & Little Beaver Comics,
Rodeo, Movie and Western Memorabilia. One of the 5 founders of the
Cowboy Artists of America.
- Frederic
Remington Art Museum, Ogdensburg, New York.
- Frederick
R. Weisman Art Museum, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
- Frick
Collection, New York, NY. Housed in the "Gilded Age"
mansion of steel magnate Henry Clay Frick (1849-1919), this
collection of Western fine and decorative arts from the
Renaissance through the 19th century features noted works by
Vermeer, Titian, Whistler, Turner, Gainsborough, Bellini, Holbein,
Frangonard, Boucher, Manet, Renoir, Goya, and others. Arranged
very much as it was during the residence of its original owner,
the Frick offers its visitors an intimate sense of the home of a
collector, and its Garden Court has been called an oasis of
serenity.
- Friendship
Fire Company Museum, Woodbury, New Jersey. The museum covers
the hosiery of Friendship Fire Company and the Woodbury Fire
Department dating back to 1799 and features our 1799 hand pumper
and our 1911 steamer as well as other artifacts.
- Friendship
Firehouse Museum , Alexandria, VA. Alexandria, Virginia's
first fire fighting organization, established in 1774. Exhibits
interpret the history of fire fighting in Alexandria.
- Frost
Entomological Museum, State College, PA. Entomological museum
with public display area and research collection (500,000
specimens) for eastern USA with additional overseas material.
- Gadsby's
Tavern Museum, Alexandria, VA. George Washington and several
other prominent individuals frequented the two taverns now known
as Gadsby's Tavern Museum. Dating from 1770 and 1792, Gadsby's
interprets public life in the 18th century.
- Gallery
Mint Museum , Eureka Springs, AR. The art and history of
coin-making thru the centuries.
- Garfield
Farm and Inn Museum, St. Charles, IL. Illinois farm life in
the 1800's.
- General
Sweeny's, Republic, MO. A professionally designed museum that
chronologically traces the war in the Trans-Mississippi west
through thousands of artifacts.
- Genesee
Country Museum
- Genoa
Courthouse Museum, Genoa, NV. Housed in the oldest standing
court house in the state, this museum interprets the history of
Nevada's oldest settlement through exhibits of the original jail
and courtroom, typical household views, Washoe Indian basket
making, and the Pony Express exhibit.
- George E.
Ohr Arts and Cultural Center , Biloxi, MS. Houses over 200
pieces of the great " Mad Potter's" best work. Web site
includes information on the life and work of George Ohr. Most or
all of the collections are ONLINE.
- George
Eastman House International Museum of Photography & Film,
Rochester, NY. George Eastman House is the foremost museum of
photography in the world.
- George
Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum, Springfield, MA. Japanese
arms and armor, Chinese cloisonne, Islamic rugs and other Asian
decorative arts, as well as 19th-century American paintings and
classical sculptural casts.
- George
Westinghouse Museum, Wilmerding, PA. The George Westinghouse
Museum is a memorial to George Westinghouse, his achievements and
contributions to society. The Museum preserves an important part
of the nation's industrial history and provides a means to share
this rich heritage with present and future generations.
- Georgia
Museum of Natural History, Athens, GA. Designated the official
State museum of natural history on March 1999, the Museum includes
12 collections: Archaeology, Arthropods, Botany, Geology,
Herpetology, Ichthyology, Invertebrates, Mammalogy, Mycology,
Ornithology, Pollen and Plant Microspores, and Zoo archaeology.
The Museums broad mission includes education, outreach, research
and service.
- Georgia
Music Hall of Fame, Macon, GA. Georgia's official state music
museum dedicated to preservation, education and celebration of
over 450 Georgia musicians.
- Georgia
Rural Telephone Museum, Leslie, Georgia.
- Gertrude
Salzer Gordon Children's Museum of La Crosse, Inc. , La
Crosse, WI. To open fall 1998, the Children's Museum of La Crosse
will offer three floors of interactive exhibits, a multipurpose
theater, birthday party rooms, a gift shop and more. Located in a
30,000 square foot building in downtown La Crosse, WI.
- Gilcrease,
Tulsa, OK. Gilcrease Museum possesses one of the nation's finest
and most comprehensive collections of American art, artifacts, and
documents. Virtually every item in the more than 360,000 -piece
collection relates to the discovery, expansion, and settlement of
North America, with special emphasis on the Western Frontier and
American Indian material.
- Gillespie
Co. Historical Society Pioneer Museum , Fredericksburg, TX.
Located right off Fredericksburg's Main Street, The Pioneer Museum
is a three acre site with 10 historic structures, that deals with
the settlement and cultural history and impact of the German
immigrants who founded Fredericksburg in 1846.
- Glencairn
Museum, Bryn Athyn, PA. Glencairn Museum's mission is to
educate visitors about the history of religion, using art and
artifacts from a variety of cultures and time periods.
- Glenn
H Curtiss Museum of Early Aviation, Hammondsport, NY.
Hammondsport, NY is the birthplace of Glenn Curtiss, father of
naval aviation; pioneer motorcyclist, aviator; home of first woman
pilot; 1st NYS winery.
- Golden
State Museum, Sacramento, CA. The Golden State Museum brings
California's rich history to life with a mix of traditional
exhibits and state-of-the-art technology. Multimedia exhibits tell
the stories of California's people, place, promise, and politics.
- Gomez
Mill House, Marlboro, NY. Built in 1714 by a Sephardic Jew, is
the oldest extant Jewish residence in America. History continued
with American Revolutionary War Patriot Farmers, statesmen,
artists. Dard Hunter, handmade paper maker built third mill on
property to make paper in 1913. Preserved as an historic site by
Gomez Foundation. Board members are descendants of original
owners. New web page. Includes more history, more pictures.
- Goodnow
House State Historic Site, Manhattan, KS. The Goodnow family
came from New England to find a new home and to keep slavery out
of kansas Territory. They stayed and led in the educational
development of the new state. The Goodnows founded the college
that became Kansas State University.
- Goudreau
Museum of Mathematics in Art and Science, New Hyde Park, NY. A
hands-on museum of games and puzzles that involve logic, spatial
visualization and patterns. The museum tries to encourage interest
in mathematics to its visitors regardless of mathematical
background.
- Grand
Rapids Art Museum, Grand Rapids, MI. Changing displays of
national and international artists, in addition to the permanent
collection, regional artists, photography, children's, and
rental/sales galleries, gift shop.
- Graphion's
Online Type Museum History and practice of typesetting.
- Grassroots
Art Center, Lucas, KS. Exhibits of art environments created by
"outsider," self-taught artists in Kansas; includes
limestone sculpture of Inez Marshall, concrete and glass work by
Ed Root, metal totems by M.T. Liggett, work by Lawrence Reynolds,
Herman Divers, Earl Slagle, etc.
- Gray
Gallery of Art , New York, NY. The museum at New York
University
- Great
Explorations, The Hands On Museum, St. Petersburg, FL.
Interactive museum offering hands on exhibits and family fun that
teaches artistic and scientific concepts. Outreach programs and
museum rentals available. Traveling exhibits available: Insect
Zoo, Creatures of the Dark, Mirror Magic and Maze Mania.
- Great Plains
Nature Center, Wichita, KS. The GPNC is a new nature education
facility in northeast Wichita, Kansas, emphasizing the flora,
fauna and habitats of the Great Plains.
- Great
Valley Museum of Natural History , Modesto, CA. See, Touch,
and Experience the past and present of the Great Valley region of
California.
- Greater
Lafayette Museum of Art, Lafayette Indiana. Focuses on Indiana
Artists
- Greensboro
Historical Museum, Greensboro, NC. United States history from
a Piedmont North Carolina perspective, including the 1960 Sit-Ins,
First Lady Dolley Madison, author O. Henry, and Civil War
firearms.
- Greensboro
Historical Museum , Greensboro, NC. The Greensboro Historical
Museum presents American history from a Piedmont North Carolina
perspective in 12 galleries and 2 restored houses.
- Grey
Art Gallery, New York University, New York, NY. The Grey is
NYU's fine arts museum, with 4-6 exhibitions yearly in our gallery
space and 6000+ objects in our collection.
- Grey
Art Gallery, New York University , New York, NY. The Grey is
NYU's fine arts museum, with 4-6 exhibitions yearly in our gallery
space and 6000+ objects in our collection.
- Grinter
Place State Historic Site, Kansas City, KS. Moses Grinter came
to Kansas long before it was a territory. He earned his livelihood
by trading with the Native Americans and by operating a ferry
where the military road crossed the Kansas River. Here in the
1850s he and his wife, Annie, a Delaware Indian, built a fine new
house that echoed those he had known in his native Kentucky.
- Grout
Museum District, Waterloo, IA.
- Guggenheim
Museum, New York City. Art museum. Outposts in Bilbao, Spain
and Venice.
- Haggerty
Museum of Art, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI. The
Haggerty Museum offers an exciting range of exhibitions, from Old
Master paintings to contemporary interactive art, with extensive
programming for students and the community.
- Hagley
Museum, Wilmington, DE. Hagley Museum is the original du Pont
mills, estate, and gardens. On the location where E.I. du Pont
began to manufacture black powder in 1802, the museum features
industrial demonstrations, models and dioramas, two historic
houses and a school, as well as 235 acres of scenic property along
the Brandywine River.
- Hajicek
Collection of Mormon History, Provo, UT. The largest private
collection of rare Mormon artifacts and artworks in existence,
with an emphasis on Mormon origins and Mormons in the Midwest.
- Hall
of Health, Berkeley, California. Community health-education
museum and science center, especially for children and families.
- Hallie
Ford Museum of Art, Salem, Or. Situated near Willamette
University, this museum features paintings by Northwest artists
and a comprehensive collection of Native American basketry.
- Hammonds
House Galleries & Resource Center OF African American Art,
Atlanta, GA. Georgia's only Independent fine art museum exhibiting
works of people from the African Diaspora. Nationally and
internationally known established, emerging and local artists.
- Hancock
Shaker Village, Pittsfield, MA. An original Shaker Community
with 20 original/restored buildings, a working farm, only Shaker
round stone barn, and a hands on Discovery Room, and current
restoration of Shaker's 1860 waterpower system.
- Hands
On Children's Museum, Olympia, Washington.
- Hands
On! Regional Museum, Johnson City, TN. Hands On! is a museum
where learning fun go hand in hand. Children can explore and
discover in our over 27 permanent exhibits, like the Coal Mine,
Airplane, Kinder Mart, or the Ark full of animals, then they can
make a craft in the Discovery Room!
- Hanford
Mills Museum, East Meredith, NY. A 150 year old working mill,
powered by waterwheel, saws logs to lumber, grain to feed. 16
buildings include mill, historic house, railroad car, pond &
trails.
- Harry
Ransom Center for the Arts at University of Texas, Austin, TX.
This collection is the finest in the area. one of the prize items
is the Guttenberg Bible. The museum houses parts of the
Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection on a rotation bases. The
Harry Randsom Center is the areas research facility of art
history.
- Harvard
University Art Museums, . Fogg Art Museum, Busch-Reisinger
Museum, Arthur M. Sackler Museum.
- Hastings
Museum, Hastings, NE. Displays of cultural and natural history
of the Great Plains. Museum, Planetarium, Discovery Center, and
IMAX Theater all under one roof.
- Heard
Museum, Phoenix, Arizona. Specializes in contemporary and
archaeological Native American material.
- Heard
Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary, McKinney, TX.
Includes a 25,000 sq. ft. science museum, a 274 acre wildlife
sanctuary, an 1,800 sq. ft. Raptor Rehabilitation Center and a
3750 sq. ft. environmental center and outdoor aquatic laboratory.
- Hearst
Art Gallery, Saint Mary's College of California, Moraga, CA.
The only accredited art museum in Contra Costa, offering diverse
changing exhibitions. Permanent collection features the work of
William Keith.
- Henry B.
Plant Museum, Tampa, FL. Located in the heart of downtown
Tampa, The Henry B. Plant Museum interprets the turn-of-the
century 1891 Tampa Bay Hotel and the lifestyles of America's
Gilded Age. The National Historic Landmark building houses opulent
furnishings original to the hotel.
- Henry Ford
Museum and Greenfield Village, Dearborn, Michigan. Largest US
indoor/outdoor museum complex, founded by Henry Ford in 1929,
presenting change and innovation in American life. The museum
complex is an independent, non-profit, educational institution not
affiliated with the Ford Motor Company or the Ford Foundation.
- Herb
Lane Museum, Redding, CA. The virtual museum of the Gran Mondo
Foundation.
- Herbert
F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University.
- Heritage
Center Museum of Lancaster County , Lancaster, PA. Collects,
preserves and interprets Lancaster County decorative arts through
annual exhibits, permanent collection and ongoing educational
programs.
- Heritage Map
Museum, Lititz, Pennsylvania. 15th to 19th century antique
maps. Includes maps for sale.
- Herrett
Center for Arts and Science, Twin Falls, ID. Anthropological
collections emphasizing Native North, Central, and South American
cultures. Contemporary art gallery and large, modern planetarium.
Extensive stone tools collection.
- Hershey
Museum, Hershey, PA. Hershey Museum explores the life of
Milton Hershey, the model town, and chocolate empire he created.
The Museum also contains Native American and PA German collections
Milton Herhsey acquired.
- Hesston
Steam Museum, LaPorte, Indiana.
- Hickory
Museum of Art, Hickory, NC. Primarily collects and exhibits
19th and 20th Century American art. Excellent collection of
American art pottery. Second oldest museum in North Carolina.
- Hidden
Hills Historical Museums , Chesterfield, MA. Tour the
Historical Museums of the Hidden Hills of Western Massachusetts
and re-live life as it used to be in a simpler time.
- High
Desert Museum, Bend, OR. This is an excellent presentation of
NW life and history oriented to the desert area of Centran and
Eastern Oregon.
- High Museum of
Art, Atlanta, Georgia. Includes images of contemporary art, a
decorative arts collection, American and European painting,
African art, folk art, and photography.
- Hildene,
Manchester, VT. Abraham Lincoln's descendants lived until 1975 in
this 24-room mansion in Manchester, VT. The interior of the home
has been preserved intact with original furnishings and personal
family effects. Open for tours daily mid-May through October.
- Hiller
Aviation Museum , San Carlos, CA. Emphasis is on the aviation
history of northern California with displays of early Hiller
helicopters and other historically significant aircraft of N.
California.
- Hillwood
Museum & Gardens, Washington, DC. Former estate of
Marjorie Merriweather Post with 13 acres of formal gardens. Museum
displays extensive collections of Russian Imperial and French
Decorative arts.
- Historic
Alexandria, Virginia, Alexandria, VA. Historic Alexandria
includes the Alexandria Archaeology Museum, Alexandria Black
History Research Center, FOrt Ward Museum and Historic Site,
Friendship Firehouse Museum, Gadsby's Tavern Museum, The Lyceum,
and the Torpe
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