North America

Exhibits featuring Western Canadian homesteading implements, household effects from the early 1900’s, a player piano and a forestry cabin. Includes programs, hours and contact information. Located in the community of Rocky Mountain House.

Exhibits of pioneer life of the Natives, French, and Ukrainians.

Preserves and displays treasures of the cities past.

Exhibits the history and culture of the island. Displays include petroglyphs carved by the island's first inhabitants, European settlement, and data on native plants.

An underground adventure at Britannia Beach that includes special events, changing exhibits, activities, displays and guided underground tours.

Local history with displays in Manitoba.

Housed in Apothecary Hall, home to the Peter O’Mara Drug Store from 1922 to 1986. The building is the last remnant of the urban commercial area of Water Street West.

Located in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, in a house dating back to the 1860's, displaying a collection of artifacts, which interpret the cultural past of the Sackville area and the Fultz family.

Built in 1857 by James Myers, this modest house is a typical inshore fisherman's home of the early 1900s. History, photos, hours of operation, admission, and directions. Located in Jeddore Oyster Pond.

Presents natural history facts and photos, news, special events, education and research resources, publications catalogue and ordering information. Located in Halifax, NS.

Artifacts and historical information related to Hants County. Located in Windsor, NS.

Includes a vast collection of photographs and artifacts related to the history of the city and the Rainy River District.

Houses interpretive displays about Woodland Caribou Park, a multi-purpose room for temporary and traveling exhibitions, film and musical presentations, education programs, and conferences.

Exhibits on the people, objects and events that shaped the area in Alliston.

Museum of social and economic history for the territory.

Includes the native history, early history of the city, galleries, children's activities, and store.

The history of agriculture and pioneers who farmed the area at Stuttgart, AR.

Presenting the cultural heritage and natural history of the area. Collections, current exhibits, photos, and membership information.

A collection of photographs and artifacts related to the city's history, and offers changing exhibits on the history and art of the area.

Information on collections, research and resources. Located at the Connecticut State Library in Hartford.

History of the city and the area, located in Thomasville, GA.

A local history of the area through displays of artifacts.

Five galleries 25,000 artifacts and a collection of early farm artifacts in East Corydon.

Presents over 50,000 artifacts depicting early and recent prairie life, both agricultural and industrial.

Displays local history. Includes photos of exhibits, hours, services, links and directions. Located in Junction City.

History of the town with photographs and stories from the 1800's, including facilities, events, membership information, and history and photos of the city and surrounding towns.

Over 5,000 artifacts relating to the history of Rehoboth and the families.

The local history of the city and the area.

Exhibits, artifacts and a research library tracing the history of tracing the history of the city and surrounding area.

Located in Becker. Includes museum and library. Hours, location, current exhibits, holiday schedule, membership information, research fees.

Local history of the area through exhibits and displays in New Albany.

Displays that reflect the history of the city, and includes a collection of Egyptian antiquities.

Features Johnny Carson exhibit, artifacts and memorabilia of the area. Includes details of displays, hours, admission fees, calendar of events and directions. Located in Norfolk.

Exhibit artifacts relating to the history and development of the nation's western regions. Located in Omaha, NE.

Artifacts donated by local residents over the past century, as well as records for county at the turn of the century in Fallon.

The history of the Bullfrog Mining District and Southern Nye County, including a research center.

Exhibits and programs about the crash and the phenomenon of UFO research in Roswell.

A 3D exploration and archive of P. T. Barnum's American Museum, 1865, New York City.

A "living museum" where the past is recreated on a life-size scale. Several historical houses are included.

Features memorabilia of the amusement park. Includes hours, admission, membership details and directions. Located in Brooklyn.

Collections ranging from pre-colonial through the Revolutionary and Civil Wars to the early 1900s in Hillsborough.

Focuses on the historical transitions from the expedition, to the fur trade and riverboat era, through pioneer settlement, and into the future in Washburn.

Provides educational activities, museum services, and cultural resource management services in order to encourage understanding of the history and culture of this county in Philomath.

Collections of national and local significance dating from the 1840s to the present in Eugene.

Exhibits items representing the lives of early settlers. Consists of the original railroad depot and rail cars, and Moyer House. Provides visitor information. Located in Brownsville.

Nonprofit organization preserves the area's history. Includes programs and events, membership details, items for sale, and hours of operation.

Dedicated to collect and preserve material related to the prehistory, natural history, history and culture of the county. Includes hours, calendar of events, educational programs, membership, current exhibits and directions. Located in Conway.

Calendar of events, virtual tour, hours of operation, membership information, and chronology. Located in Huntsville.

General information with images located at Delta.

Displays exhibits on James River transportation, the Civil War, Native American artifacts, school life, theater, furniture, and photographs.