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- Review For Museum Of Illusions Toronto & How To Visit
The Toronto Museum of Illusions has 80+ interactive displays. Visit this Canadian attraction to learn fun science facts. - The Enchanted Highway in North Dakota – How to Visit
The Enchanted Highway is home to 7 giant sculptures — an open air art museum — near Dickinson, ND. The highway is right off I-94 and 32 miles long. - Chicago’s Natural History Field Museum Review & How To Visit
The century-old Chicago Field Museum has a natural history collection. It includes one of the largest dinosaurs ever discovered along with century-old cultural artifacts from around the worl. - See the Surprising Museum of Clean in Idaho
The Museum of Clean is a must-see attraction when you’re traveling through Idaho on I-15! From the history of vacuums through to all kinds of cleaning tools and accessories, it’s a fascinating stop. - Largest Museum Rifle Collection in Western Canada
Battleford, Saskatchewan, is home to the Fred Light Museum. Its collection includes nearly 400 historic guns from flintlocks to bayonets, along with school and store collections and vintage fire trucks. - Wyoming’s Wild West Frontier Prison Museum
Prison life in the early 1900s was a matter of survival as you’ll learn when you visit the Wyoming Frontier Prison Museum in Rawlins. - Crazy Facts From Toronto’s First Post Office Museum
Toronto’s First Post Office Museum is in downtown Toronto, Canada. Discover many crazy facts about early postal history in Canada. - Toronto’s Fabulous Hockey Hall of Fame Museum
Memorable moments in hockey history from Gordie Howe and Rocket Richard to Hayley Wickenheiser and Wayne Gretzky. The Hockey Hall of Fame Museum features players around the world from the past century, plus interactive fun for hockey lovers. - Museum’s 25 Million Artifacts Reveal Hawaii’s Little Known History!
With 25 million historical, cultural, and natural treasures, the Bishop Museum in Honolulu, Hawaii, is a must-see museum when you’re in Honolulu. It curates history from across the entire Pacific Basin. - Hawaii Museum: Grueling Story of Growing Sugar Cane
There’s more to an historic sugar cane plantation than meets the eye! This museum curates the gruelling job of growing sugar cane – Hawaii’s biggest contributor to the economy for a century. - Luxurious Classic Cars & Glitzy Collectibles in WY Museum
Gillette, Wyoming Museum with an amazing collection of Americana objects from cars, fuel stations, toys, and more. Showroom ready cars include Hudson, Studebaker, Packard, Chandler, and Crosley. - Compelling NC History at Museum of New South
The Levine Museum of the New South in Charlotte, North Carolina, focuses on changing exhibits that foster empathy, ignite dialog, and inspire action. It aims to create a stronger, more equitable community. - Charismatic Singers in this NC Music Museum
The Curb Museum for Music in Kannapolis, North Carolina, curates the history of Curb Records as well as the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame. See displays of well known performers like Roberta Flack and George Hamilton IV. - Museum of NASCAR’s Fastest Drivers: NC
The Curb Motorsports Museum is owned by race car sponsor and owner, Mike Curb. The collection includes cars ranging from Dale Earnhardt’s stock car to modified winged cars. - Spectacular NASCAR Hall of Fame Museum in NC
The NASCAR Hall of Fame is a museum for everyone who loves motorsports. From Glory Road vintage cars, to the Great Hall of inductees, to 50+ interactive experiences, it’s a must-see attraction. - Snowmobiles to Paul Bunyan: Wisconsin Museum
The Vilas Historical Museum curates the history and artifacts of Vilas County, including the original first Eliason snowmobile. The collection also includes everything from dolls to lumberjack tools. - Thrilling Speeds on Snowmobiles: WI Museum
Eagle River, WI, is snowmobile central, whether you’re hitting the snowmobile trails or racetrack. This snowmobile museum has a great display of sleds and tons of information about every aspect of the industry. - Surprising Story of Polaris Snowmobiles: MN Museum
The Polaris Experience Center is a must-see for snowmobile enthusiasts. From the Midnight Blue Express to the Polaris Thrill Team, it’s a fascinating museum. - Ski-Doo Snowmobiles Jaw-Dropping History: QC Museum
Valcourt, Quebec’s Museum of Ingenuity celebrates the innovations of J. Armand Bombardier and the company that was his legacy. See his original shop, tracked vehicles, and snowmobiles. - Compelling Stories of Southern Jews: New Orleans Museum
The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience curates the history and experiences of people from 13 southern states. Jews and non-Jewish people will find the history fascinating. - Fascinating Bug Facts! New Orleans Museum
There’s more to bugs than you might imagine! Discover all kinds of fascinting things about insects at New Orleans’ Audubon Insectarium Science Museum. - Totem Poles to Chinatown: Unexpected Stories in the Nanaimo Museum
From a Snunéymuxw First Nations totem pole to a “boat” from the annual July bathtub race, there’s lots to see in the Nanaimo Museum. This general museum provides a great introduction to the history and culture of Nanaimo. - Fire the Cannons! BC Historic Bastion
The Bastion is 36-foot high structure built by the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1853 as a trade fort. The exterior is its original timbers and the interior has been restored to the 1853 – 1862 period. - Excellent Military Museum: Nanaimo, BC
The Vancouver Island Military Museum is in Nanaimo, BC. Lodged in an historic octagon-shaped building, it has 25+ major exhibits and displays. - 1860s Dolls to Local Legends: Texas Museum
The Jefferson Historical Museum in Jefferson, Texas, preserves the town’s heritage as a bustling riverport town. It’s located in the town’s original 1888 Post Office and Federal Court House. - Intriguing Gone With the Wind Museum: Jefferson, Texas
Scarlett O’Hardy’s Gone With the Wind Museum appeals to the romance in all of us. Whether you just want to know more about the book and movie or their Hollywood production, the museum takes you back into Southern U.S. history. - Unforgettable Pacific War Museum in Texas
The National Museum of the Pacific War is located inFredericksburg, Texas. With comprehensive coverage of the Pacific theaters and regularly scheduled re-enactments, it’s a must-see Texas attraction. - Dazzling Gold Tiles & More at Hearst Castle
Visit one of the world’s most luxurious residences — Hearst Castle — in San Simeon, California. With everything from a Roman Pool/bath to 42 bedrooms this spot was a paradise for the rich and famous in the 1920s and 1930s. - Mind-blowing Cold War Aircraft at Hill Aerospace Museum
A free attraction, the Hill Aerospace Museum is military aviation museum. The collection includes 90+ military aircraft and missiles. - Harleys to Merkels: Legends Motorcycle Museum
Legends Motorcycle Museum is home to 100+ vintage motorcycles. From Harley Davidsons to rare bikes, like the Merkel and Thor motorcycles, it’s a great stop off Interstate 15 in Utah. - 1942 Battleship & 1941 Submarine: Mobile, Alabama
Battleship Memorial Park is home to both a 1942 battleship and a 1941 submarine. It also includes an aircraft pavilion with some Cold War planes. - 5 Giant Grain Elevators: National Historic Site
There are 5 historic, fully-preserved grain elevators at the Inglis Grain Elevators National Historic Site in Inglis, Manitoba, Canada. The interiors are open in some, along with lots of artifacts and signage to explain how they operated. - Eye-Opening Museum of the Fur Trade: NE
The Museum of the Fur Trade has a collection of over 6000 primary objects and a 10,000 volume library. Extensive amounts of information are provided with the objects. - River Road’s Remarkable Oak Alley Plantation
Oak Alley is an historic plantation that offers everything. You can stay on site, enjoy authentic Cajun and Creole food, and tour the mansion. - Stunning Antebellum Era Evergreen Plantation
The Evergreen Plantation is one of the largest, most intact plantation complexes in the south. It has 37 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. - Fossils to the Frontier in a Montana Museum
The Frontier Gateway Museum has a variety of well-developed displays, From early fashion to farm machinery to dinosaur fossils, there’s lots to see. - Rich Lifestyles in 1880s Saskatchewan – Historic Site
Discover how young English squires lived, while pioneers were breaking the land, with a visit to Cannington Manor. There’s a small museum as well as restored site buildings. - Astonishing Potato Facts in an Idaho Museum
Potatoes are a staple in North America and Idaho’s Potato Museum is in the world’s potato capital. Discover history and fun facts about potatoes. - Incredible WWII Museum in Minnesota
Visit this Minnesota WWII museum to find many unique artifacts from the war. It also features large realistic wall murals depicting important battles. - Fascinating Mystic Seaport Museum: Connecticut
The Mystic Seaport is a maritime museum dedicated to the history of whaling. Its impressive ship collection includes the Charles W. Morgan last wooden whaleship in the world. - Striking Doukhobor Heritage Village: Veregin, SK
Many Doukhobor people came to Saskatcewan in the early 1900s to escape religious persecution in Russia. Visit their historic settlement in Veregin. - Exposing WWII’s Manhattan Project in WA
The National Historical Park B Reactor in Hanford, WA, was one of three sites in the Manhattan Project. Take a free tour to see the reactor as it looked during operations. - Rare 8-Story Tipple at Historical Coal Mine
Visit an historic Alberta coal mining site operational until 1974 in Drumheller. Lots of fun activities from a train ride to archeology tour. - Luxurious 98-Room Historic Home in Toronto
Casa Loma is an historic home built like a castle. All three floors are furnished with original pieces and open to the public, as are the towers. - Rare Historic Farm Machines Museum in Manitoba
The Manitoba Agricultural Museum is on the Trans-Canada Hwy. It has over 500 pieces of vintage farm machinery and an open air museum. - Notable Snowmobile Museum in Michigan’s UP
The Top of the Lake Snowmobile Museum is in the small Michigan town of Naubinway. It’s collection has many unique machines with lots of information provided. - Massive WWII Museum Collection in New Orleans
The National WWII Museum takes you to 27 countries around the world, covering all the theaters of WWII. It also has a Dog Tag experience that let each visitor have a real-life story to follow. - Rare Educational Doll Museum in North Dakota
The Educational Doll collection is part of the Martha Hawk Museum & Campgrounds near Wolford, ND. From celebrity dolls to international dolls to tiny dolls from the 1940s, there’s lots to see. - Homesteader History Museum in Montana
The Forsythe County Museum preserves the history of this local Montana county. The focus is on pioneer homes and farming. - Snowmobile Hall of Fame and Museum: St. Germain, WI
The Snowmobile Hall of Fame and Museum is in St. Germain, Wisconsin. Displays include winning race sleds, vintage snowmobiles, gear, & memorabilia. - Remarkable Museum Collection of 25+ Dinosaur Skeletons
The Glendive Dinosaur and Fossil Museum in Montana is narrated from the Young Earth Creationism perspective. It features many dinosaur fossils and a biblical history room. - 1800s Giant Bonanza Farm Historic Landmark
The Bagg Bonanza Farm is a National Historic Landmark in North Dakota. It features a 20-room house and restored barn, along with outbuildings and furniture. - World’s Largest Bulldozer to a D-Day Plane in ND Museum
The open air museum, Bonanzaville, in Fargo, North Dakota, has 43 historic buildings. It contains typical rural & agricultural exhibits with some extras. - Old West Lives Again in a Montana Museum
Visit the Range Riders Museum in Miles City, Montana, for a real old west experience. Created by working cowboys, it tells the story of the West.
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