Address: 75 Broad St, Eatontown, NJ 07724, USA
“Well persevered historic building”
Address: 161 Warren St, Glens Falls, NY 12801, USA
“The Hyde Collection is a lovely institution with a great story/history. It’s a nice museum for a shorter visit, but still well worth it. The Hyde home itself is part of the art, as well as its permanent art collection and antique furniture pieces. The attached galleries had quilt folk art and modern art visiting collections that were also enjoyable. The guest greeter in the lobby was a delightful first encounter. My friend and I were visiting from metro Boston and had a wonderful time today.”
Address: 23 Searles Rd, Windham, NH 03087, USA
“Absolutely BEAUTIFUL location! Incredibly interesting piece of local history, the grounds are right out of an old Victorian Era novel, complete with towers, crenellations, arched bridges, ponds, waterfalls and flower beds. The very land itself seems to emanate with tranquility and serenity. Definitely well worth the time to stop by and visit if you're in the area!!!”
Address: 102 W 3rd St, Wilber, NE 68465, USA
“A cool museum! Packed full of history. Great way to learn about your family history. Worth a visit.”
Address: 423159 E 1030 Rd, Checotah, OK 74426, USA
“An educational Museum. It’s small but they do care about the area and it’s history. I wish more people visited so they make money to invest in further archeological digs. I’d like for them to use LIDAR and some other forensic work to be able to recreate more educational displays outdoors. Some metal battle soldiers and camp displays would be appreciated. Better signage and directional trail markers are needed. I learned some history I didn’t know.”
Address: 1657-1735 Co Rd 154, Middle Bass, OH 43446, USA
“Not a lot to see but has been cleaned up nicely. New coffee shop music on the patio sometimes Nice park.nothing like the Olds days of the 70's & 80's”
Address: 1 Heitz Pl, Hicksville, NY 11801, USA
“Please call to schedule a tour with this museum. It's such a cute hole in the wall that features. Gemstones, fossils, hicksville memorabilia and old maps. This museum site used to be rhe town hall and has the original jail. The tour guide is super friendly and gives alot of information.”
Address: 705 S Henry St, Williamsburg, VA 23185, USA
Address: 5120 N Florida Ave, Tampa, FL 33603, USA
“If you're a toy collector and are in the Tampa area you owe it to yourself to stop in and walk around. It's a blast of nostalgia. Everything you can remember from your childhood to the most modern stuff. Definitely come in and check the place out and the new location is really nice and easy to park as well. Nerd out and come in, I will be back.”
Address: 150 Central Valley Hwy, Shafter, CA 93263, USA
“I enjoyed Stan's tour as part of the legacy of the museum. My grandfather was station agent from 1937 to 1961. This is one of my fond childhood memories. Stan made the history.come alive to me....”
Address: 139 Rockcastle Ln, Hendersonville, TN 37075, USA
“I attended with my daughter's field trip which only cost me $5 to park with no admission fee. There are items you can buy there with cash or venmo. Lots of interesting sights and to see the way things are made at each tent or station. Super informative trip.”
Address: 34 River Rd, Hyde Park, NY 12538, USA
“On Friday September 20, 2019 I was driving back to the hotel from FDR and I noticed the road sign indicating an historic train station. I slowly drove down the hill and found it by the tracks facing the river. Unfortunately for me the station was closed at the time I was there. It is wonderful that this historic landmark has been preserved. Nearby is a small boat launch.”
Address: 336 3rd St., Brooklyn, NY 11215, USA
“Cute historical gardens on the site if the Stone House where planning for the Battle of Brooklyn hapoen d in 1776. Well tended, berries growing, LinkNYC Free Wi-Fi in range, restrooms, picnic table and benches under large oak tree shade make this an overlooked gem!”
Address: 255 S State St Unit A, Manhattan, IL 60442, USA
“The volunteers do an amazing job keeping the exhibits informational and fun. They are changed to match the time of the season and I always learn something new when I visit.”
Address: 159 E Main St, North Adams, MA 01247, USA
“Nice funky modern art museum in a church. Mostly focuses on the art of the man who bought the church but other interesting exhibits as well. Small, takes maybe an hour or so to go through.”
Address: 119 N Ave North, Post, TX 79356, USA
“Pat gave us a wonderful tour of the beautiful museum last Saturday. We walked up to the front door just as she was preparing to leave for the day. She greeted us with a smile and invited us to come in. I'm looking forward to visiting the museum again in the near future. Thank you, Pat for a most interesting and informative tour of the museum.”
Address: 194 Livingston Ave, Albany, NY 12210, USA
“I would recommend that anyone who is in the Albany area please stop by this historical site. Mary Liz & Paul Stewart are a wonderful couple who engage you & help transport you back in time!! My family & I learned so much & walked away with a great appreciation for all their hard work & dedication towards the restoration of this site.”
Address: 1788 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101, USA
“My boyfriend and I went here for his birthday! It was a nice relaxing day! We explored the whole museum except for the gem room at the bottoms floor. It was closed. We loved the taxidermy, models, skulls, and books! We love animals, so this was a great place to visit!”
Address: 1160 Satellite Blvd NW UNIT 100, Suwanee, GA 30024, USA
“Amazing archives of Social Fraternities and Sororities. Must visit if you're Greek affiliated and in the area.”
Address: 625 W Bastanchury Rd, Placentia, CA 92870, USA
“Only open Saturdays from 10 - 2. If you like history you'll like the tour. Very interesting and informative.”
Address: 356 George Sickle Rd, Saugerties, NY 12477, USA
“Opus 40 is an interesting place. It was nice to walk around and sit a little. We visited on the way to somewhere else, which was perfect and I recommend. I don’t think it’s worth going well out of your way to visit, unless you’re extremely hyped for Opus 40 and want to spend significant time there. It is an impressive piece of work that one man put together. There is a museum on the property with old work tools and a video explaining the artist and the process.”
Address: Pebble Beach Ct, Beaver, PA 15009, USA
“Very interesting looking chapel in a quiet section of beaver county. Easy drive from the city and incredible to see in person.”
Address: 700 Lynn Ave, Pawhuska, OK 74056, USA
“Always eagered to visit Native American museums and this was a delight to visit. The artifacts on display goes back 400 years and explains the history of Osage county. A great historical museum of Native Americans.”
Address: 2405 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20009, USA
“Bazaar Atlas is a two-level store covered from floor to ceiling with African masks, statues, furniture and many other items including drug paraphernalia. Signs indicate that everything in the store is half off.”
Address: 3296 E Oaklawn Dr, Franklin, LA 70538, USA
“This is a timeless National treasure! Words cannot begin to describe the work that former Louisiana governor and First lady Mike and Alice Foster put into the preservation of the home! Our tour Guide (Mrs. Mary) did a superb job!”
Address: 20798 Co Rd 590, Nevada, TX 75173, USA
“Amazing—way better than expected! Well worth the drive from the DFW area and beyond. I’m not sure how I was unaware of this for so long. I thought this was going to be a few place with a few vehicles and some historical items inside. This is a full-scale museum comprised of four metal buildings and outside vehicles behind the owner’s place. If you have any interest in military history, seeing historical items, military artwork, weapons, or vehicles, this is well worth a visit. The number of significant family military heirlooms is surprising. Most items from WWII forward but some WWI items. The tour he gave was a spectacular history lesson. My son and I thoroughly enjoyed it and I will take others there. This would be great for showing history to families, organizations like scout troops, school classes, and others. Admission is free but we left a donation. The owner and others involved clearly have invested significant resources of time and money.”
Address: 455 N Front St, Woodburn, OR 97071, USA
“I was raised in Woodburn ..My family members still live in Woodburn..is awesome there is something about Woodburn History”
Address: 11500 Lebanon Rd, Sharonville, OH 45241, USA
“We were here for their Haunted Village for the first time, and we were volunteering. I previously thought it was supposed to be a super scary event, but this event is made for preschool and up. Guests young and old would dress up in costumes too! It's considered "slight fright" and no one was jumping out at you. The volunteers were dressed up in fun outfits and make-up, but not gory. The Village looked awesome with lights, lanterns, halloween blow-ups, different buildings with a different theme, and a cool lighted up haunted walk through the woods. They passed out candy and light-up bracelets. The event was really unique to be going through an actual Village (that's actually haunted), and I love supporting a place that's preserving Cincinnati history and interactive education.”
Address: 2200 Mountain Rd, Glen Allen, VA 23060, USA
“This is an interesting place. If anything I wish it was bigger, and more people knew about the life and contributions of Virginia Estelle Randolph. Wow, what an amazing lady. This is next to a school which also features her name, as well as a very large "Softball Complex" in Glen Allen. So, be careful not to speed. Also, it can get very busy if you come during a tournament. Note that there really isn't a lot of parking on the North side of the street, and her memorial is very close to the road. I would definitely recommend contacting them before you go to confirm hours and COVID-era policies and operations. Ms. Randolph was a pioneer on multiple levels in the community, and in education, she even created the first "Arbor Day" in Virginia. She should really be the subject of a documentary, perhaps several. Until then, check this place out!”
Address: 235 Bowery, New York, NY 10002, USA
“New Museum is awesome! It has great exhibitions and very greatly done design shop with local design, great books and more. The only thing I wanted to see and it was closed was the sky room with the view, they told us it will be open the following day, but it was not.”
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