The New Bern Historical Society in historic New Bern, North Carolina, USA brings history to life and an unforgettable visit to the New Bern Battlefield Park is a must where you literally walk in the footsteps of Confederate and Union soldiers who where there at the battle of 1862. This battlefield over 30 acres of original ground is unmarked by development or agriculture, and is today awarded recognition by the National Register of Historic places. Enjoy guided tours of New Bern Battlefield Park by a trained volunteer and they cater to military units and school groups, there is also a newly installed battle map as well as interpretive panels for self guided tours along with tour brochures, come feel the history.READ MORE

Connecticut Historical Society in Hartford, Connecticut, was established in 1825 as a non profit historical society that also makes a library, museum and the Edgar F. Waterman Research Center, all funded by private contributions and also open to the public. Collections at the historical society include over 4 million manuscripts, artifacts, books, graphics and many other historical materials. The aim of the Connecticut Historical Society is to encourage and inspire an interest in history by offering exhibitions, programs, workshops and collections relating to Connecticut past, present and future. We also offer interesting tours of the museum, educational programs, after-school programs and more. READ MORE

The Hancock County Historical Society in Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi, USA researches and preserves the history of Hancock County, and their headquarters in the 1896 Kate Lobrano House was donated to the society in 1988. Most of the original house is used as a turn of the century museum, and the rear provides office and storage facilities for research, lectures and social functions. The Hancock County Historical Society's ultimate goal is to consign all the written documents on Hancock county history into a database for instant access to information, they also have more than thirty thousand photographs, some framed and displayed on the walls of the house, come for a fascinating informative visit or attend the monthly lunch meeting with guest speaker.READ MORE

The Costa Mesa Historical Society in Costa Mesa, California, was established in 1966 and this not for profit museum is home to an amazing collection of 70 000 items dating back to pre-historic times right up to the present day. A library and archive materials are available to organizations and researchers, and we also have a well stocked gift shop. Our historical society oversees the beautifully restored Diego Sepulveda Adobe located in Estancia Park, and this tourist attraction dates back to an unknown time and past. Interesting and informative guided tours of our museum and Diego Sepulveda Adobe are conducted by members of the historical society. The Costa Mesa Historical Society is a volunteer-run society dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of our town. READ MORE

Cedar Key Historical Society Museum in Cedar Key, Florida, USA is dedicated to preserving the rich history and unique heritage of Cedar Key, come lose yourself in the past of one of Florida's oldest cities. Educational tours are regularly given by one of the society volunteers who know the area and the history well, and here you will find answers to questions and information about the ancient people who lived here. Cedar Key Historical Society Museum is a fascinating place to visit with lots to see, come view the photos, exhibitions and more, it will enrich your life, a must visit.READ MORE

The Little Compton Historical Society preserves the history and cultural heritage of Little Compton, Rhode Island, USA by maintaining and restoring selected local sites of historical significance. They all collect, conserve and interpret historical documents and objects related to houses, families and farms of the town, and conduct education and outreach programs, they were incorporated in 1937 to fulfill their mission. The Little Compton Historical Society offers guided tours of the Wilbor House museum complex which has been meticulously restored, complete with barns from the 18th and 19th century, with a fine collection of antique carriages, outbuildings, Victorian kitchen, special exhibitions and more, come for an unforgettable and fascinating visit.READ MORE

The Island County Historical Society Museum on Whidbey Island in Coupville, Washington, USA welcomes you to visit and explore the rich history of this beautiful corner of the world where this fascinating history comes alive. The museum is located at the foot of the Coupeville Pier and features historic artifacts dating back to the ice age, they have thousands of items but only a small percentage can be displayed at one time, and there are native peoples artifacts as well as military items and items from Island county pioneers which includes furniture, clothing, medical equipment, signage, tools, dolls and much more. The Island County Historical Society Museum features archives and fascinating history and they welcome students, scholars, and those interested in history to come and explore this amazing resource, the Janet Enzmann Archives and Research Library are also housed here.READ MORE

Marathon District Historical Society and Museum in Marathon, Ontario, Canada is free to visit and covers the impressive history of Marathon displaying information on Mine, Port Coldwell, Jackfish, The Mill, Logging Camps, and the D.C. Everest. In summer they host fun events for kids and their displays of old photo's and artifacts are truly amazing, telling the story of how Marathon and the region developed. Marathon District Historical Society and Museum brings you the fascinating history of Marathon from a bygone era, and is a very interesting place to visit learning about the people who used to live there.READ MORE

The Bridgton Historical Society in Bridgton, Maine, USA collects and preserves significant historical material encouraging the community to appreciate and understand the events history, traditions and customs of Bridgton, Maine yesteryear through exhibitions, publications and programs. They operate and maintain museums, historical properties and research facilities, and their headquarters are in an old firehouse which house the research facility. Narramissic, the Peabody-Fitch Farm owned by the Bridgton Historical Society was built all the way back in 1797 by William Peabody, and the barn came later, the property is houses in 25 acres of fields and has a remarkably well documented history and today is a museum offering a fun learning experience, come visit.READ MORE

Aurora Historical Society in Aurora, Illinois, is a unique and interesting historical society that brings the history of the past into the present through research, preservation, presentation of exhibits, lectures and cocktail parties. Our historical society is housed in Tanner House Museum, a Victorian residence built in 1857, that is now a historic home and museum that is open to the public. Visitors to this museum can see how cooking was done back then, and can explore an elegant sitting room of yesteryear. Aurora Historical Society is ably assisted by willing volunteers in preserving history and historical facts.READ MORE