Address: 1866 Depot St, Stanford, KY 40484, USA
“Interesting little museum. Pay by donation”
Address: 101 Catalpa Ave, Itasca, IL 60143, USA
“Great trail and train car for little kids to run around and play with. We’ve come here dozens of times and the kids are always excited. What’s nice is the library is next door so afterwards it’s a good place to go warm up or cool down depending on the time of the year.”
Address: 2401 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, USA
“So fun! Nikki and Mark were knowledgeable and held the attention of both my 6&12 year old while still giving us the history. They even played a LONG game of Jenga with them! Wonderful place and wonderful people!”
Address: 1505 S Pearl St, Denver, CO 80210, USA
“14K gold, diamonds, sapphires, pink tourmaline and wonderful paintings, pottery and glass in very tasteful designs. You can't beat the beautiful handmade jewelry and fine art prices at Gallery 1505. I bought a ring, bracelet and earrings for my wife and daughter. Love the creativity. Will be returning regularly. Photos are just a few examples.”
Address: 1600 N Bell Ave, Denton, TX 76209, USA
“The love of my life was here visiting from Germany and he went with me to TWU to look at the gowns and we also stopped by the library where they have display cases of Florence Nightingale and on the second floor there was the display case for the WASP the woman fighter fighter pilots of World War II they're in the process of refurbishing that collection for display looking forward to going back and seeing it quite a few interesting display cases throughout the library and also there's the wall of fame of women in Texas that has contributed it's worth a look if you have a day to just go and relax somewhere there's also a Starbucks at the entrance of the library”
Address: 1317 Pelham Rd, St. Catharines, ON L2R 6P7, Canada
“A great place run by people dedicated to preserving its history. I can't wait to see what they do in the future.”
Address: 353 Myers Ave, Cripple Creek, CO 80813, USA
“This place is absolutely a fantastic piece of history to this gold mining town. The ladies taking us through the tour were soo knowledgeable that the past came to life. Walking through the door, the 1800’s comes into frame. As they stated, many gold mine deals were discussed & closed within those walls. Everything here is exquisite & a must see for any antique/history aficionados. Even the door hinges were handcrafted!”
Address: 11120 Hunt St, Romulus, MI 48174, USA
“Good service at rates consistent with the area. Easy to locate on s major roadway. Free parking available.”
Address: 10 Bd Montmartre, 75009 Paris, France
“It is a nice museum to visit in Paris. This wax museum is appropriate for families and has multiple photo opportunities with popular world figures. We found a small queue with around 10 people when we visited on a Saturday evening. At the start of the museum tour, you will be greeted with a unique light & sound show. There are popular wax figures, while about a third of the wax figures are French, hence there is a good chance that you might not know most of them (if you are an international visitor). Pack light, so it will be a comfortable visit.”
Address: 1022 Canton Ctr Rd, Canton, MI 48188, USA
“The museum is a very charming old schoolhouse, though perhaps a tad small. The exhibits over the past few years have been fantastic — the Historical Society puts a lot of thought and effort into them. And the guidance you receive upon entering is enthusiastic and informative.”
Address: 12 Olvera St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA
“Hidden museum with free admission. Its smaller compare to the Avila Museum but still has a good collection of exhibits during the Spanish California days.”
Address: 1000 5th Ave, New York, NY 10028, USA
“One of the best museums that I've ever been to, aside from the Louvre in Paris. It's one of the few places that is always on my list whenever I'm in New York. The MET is a big museum with lots to see, it's hard to see all the art and artifacts within a day so if you're looking to explore as much of the museum as possible I recommend going early. You can grab a ticket from the ticketing desk when you're there or from the automated kiosk, I highly recommend the automated kiosk since it is much faster. There's audio guides for the art and artifacts within the MET which I highly recommend, since it gives context to what you're looking at. The museum is beautifully set up and built, they have permanent and temporary exhibits. Every exhibit is made with such care that you feel as though you're transported back in time. The Chinese courtyard inside the museum is one of my favourites. I also got a chance to see a lot of beautiful dresses for their fashion week exhibit, which was very tastefully displayed and set up. I highly recommend the MET for anyone looking to checkout a museum with lots of interesting arts and artifacts! It's definitely an experience like no other.”
Address: Coonrod Dr, Mannford, OK 74044, USA
“Great small town museum. They have a great deal of artifacts relating to the area and the displays are interesting. Their hours are limited because all the staff is volunteer.”
Address: 15025 Faust Pk Dr, Chesterfield, MO 63017, USA
“The buildings here are well taken care of after being saved from demolition for new development of the land they formerly stood on. I was at the open house they have on the weekend and the volunteers that they had were helpful in showing what life was like and in informing people about the history of the buildings. It is also nice to just walk through it. While you do that there is an online guide to the buildings on the County Park website that is interesting.”
Address: 147 N Rural St, Hartford, WI 53027, USA
“It was amazing! We went on a double date with my in-laws and we all enjoyed seeing the beautiful cars, train, Southeastern Wisconsin Short Track Hall of Fame, and many more cool items that brought back memories and sparked fun conversations! Thank you for the great experience!”
Address: 1100 Main St, Rotterdam Junction, NY 12150, USA
“Tours of the historical buildings, stories of how things were done in the past. This place is fun and educational! This trip was a 4th if July celebration. It is also fun without the holiday.”
Address: 19100 Ligo Rd, Livingston, LA 70754, USA
“I went to a teacher professional development here and it was great!! This facility detects gravitational waves. They have several hands on exhibits that are great for students. It is open to the public every 3rd Saturday of the month. Great educational opportunity! Tien and William were great instructors and tour guides!! Check it out”
Address: 164 Hawley St, Grayslake, IL 60030, USA
“Fantastic walk thru time! Really helpful staff to guide you. Check out the cool garage with the antique vehicles!”
Address: 1933 Wakimoto, Aira, Kagoshima 899-5651, Japan
“He guided me carefully when I thought it was a free tour. After watching the video, he explained in detail how to make sweet potato shochu. If I thought that the jar preparation was a tour through glass, I happened to be able to get in at a good timing by disinfecting and wearing a mask, and I could see the koji room from the outside. At the stall, you could sample and buy limited editions. Recommended for those who like potato shochu.”
Address: 905 W Santa Gertrudis St, Kingsville, TX 78363, USA
“Small but very inviting and incredibly nice staff. Nice little interactive section for our almost 3 year old. He loved all the animals too. Excellent way to spend an hour or so with a toddler.”
Address: 1261 Granger Rd, Medina, OH 44256, USA
“Great place to visit and learn a bit about Granger Twp. There is a house with some historical information and interesting antiques: it once belonged to the town Doctor. There is also a building called the Library; which has archival information and photographs, as well as other memorabilia. We enjoyed our visit.”
Address: 1616 W Abram St, Arlington, TX 76013, USA
“I loved learning about the history of Arlington, TX where I was born am raised. Wanda was so enthusiastic and knowledgeable the the WWII room and I loved learning about the people who fought for our country that were either from Arlington or associated with Arlington. I wish more people in Arlington would donate items they have that might be able to tell more of the history. There was quite a bit of information and items that allowed me to have insight into the growth of Arlington, TX but the history mostly stops around 1960. The Cowboys stadium was not mentioned, and although that was more recent, it is a VERY prominent feature of Arlington and will remain one of the most famous features for I'm assuming a very long time. I would like to see more information on how the stadium was brought here. Also, when it came to the Education area upstairs, I loved seeing the vintage composition books, and the things that had for viewing. But like I said, the history stops too Early here at the museum. Allan Saxe is a VERY important educational figure for Arlington TX and specifically UTA. He opened a free dentist office, a park, and placed the giant DREAM letters in downtown Arlington. He even has a burger named after him at J Gilligan's. I wish there was stuff about him as he will be remember throughout history here in Arlington and has been a huge part of the community for 50yrs. Overall it was a fantastic experience but hopefully they get some newer items to show the cities exceptional growth more so within the last 50yrs so that the millennials and Gen Z like myself can have a better understanding of ALL the features in Arlington and the history behind things that are also more prominent to our generations.”
Address: 242 Toledo St, Dundee, MI 48131, USA
“Excellent museum and event space. The museum has a great collection of history, not just from the town of Dundee, but the entire Monroe County area.”
Address: 100 Tellus Dr, Cartersville, GA 30120, USA
“This museum is beautiful! There is something here for everyone. The kids' interactive areas are updated every so often, so it doesn't get old. We love the fossil digging and gem mining. We learned about dinosaurs, how bicycles work, earthquakes, and much more ! We packed a lunch and ate under a large covered area with picnic tables and restrooms before we went in. I definitely recommend taking advantage of this area as well.”
Address: 1601-03 E North Ave, Baltimore, MD 21213, USA
“They are currently doing renovations, but the museum was a good place to visit. The renovations will be done by the end of the year if you wanted to wait to see the updated facility. The museum showcased a variety of influential African American figures. It also showed how slaves were treated before and when they came to America. They also hold tours of the place. The wax figures looked eerily real. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who would like to learn more about black history.”
Address: 47 Strickland Rd, Cos Cob, CT 06807, USA
“This place is so beautiful. My boyfriend and I took the 1:30 tour of the Bush-Holley House with Docent Donna, she is amazing and very knowledgeable. I would recommend taking a tour. This property has so much history. We unfortunately came at a time that they were setting up a new exhibition so the gallery was unavailable but we will be back. 😊”
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