The Perry Area Historical Society in Perry, Georgia, was founded in 1981with the aim of preserving, protecting and identifying the historical landmarks, artifacts and histories of local citizens. This historical society is perfect for bringing together like-minded people who are interested in local history as well as the surrounding areas. The historical museum at Perry Area Historical Society has a unique and interesting collection of artifacts and memorabilia dating back to the early days of Perry, and the resource room in the museum has interesting family histories and photos. Events sponsored by the Perry Area Historical Society are free and open to the public, however reservations are requested. READ MORE

The Oakville Historical Society in Oakville, Ontario, was established in 1953 by Hazel Chisholm Mathews, and the aim and commitment of this historical society is to discover, preserve, promote and share the historical heritage of our town. The main reference library at Oakville Historical Society contains more than 1500 works that involve arts, crafts, costumes, family histories and genealogies and many other items, and there is a separate section to assist with genealogical research. The Oakville Historical Society is proud of its extensive collections containing original documents, diaries, maps, pictures and more, and we also offer historical talks and historical walking tours. READ MORE

Kewaunee Historical Jail Museum in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, is a heritage museum that was built in 1876 as the sheriff's office, home and jail. The original jail had six cells, and today this heritage museum is home to many heritage articles that include local items of interest, photographs from yesteryear, war mementos, wood carving, life size statues and many other interesting items. Kewaunee Historical Jail Museum offers group tours, and this museum is maintained and staffed by the Kewaunee County Historical Society. Lovers of history and heritage will enjoy an intriguing and interesting visit to Kewaunee Historical Jail Museum, a heritage museum not to be missed. READ MORE

The Cooktown History Centre in Cooktown, Queensland, Australia welcomes you to visit them for everything about the history of the area and is run by the Cooktown and District Historical Society. Housed in a historical building in Charlotte Street circa 1875, it was then the town's first post and telegraph office, and now has photos, interactive displays, murals and oral histories for a fascinating insight into the past. The Cooktown History Centre brings you Cooktown through the years with an exhibition bringing to life the historical railway, early roads, cyclones and other disasters, the people of the time including early families and indigenous people, a visit is a must.READ MORE

The Island County Historical Society in Coupeville, Washington, is a privately funded, non profit organisation that was established in 1949, and is dedicated to the collection, preservation and interpretation of the cultural heritage and history of Island County. This historical society regularly hosts special events, historical programming, school tours, and many other interpretive activities. The Island County Historical Society opened its first museum in 1963, is operated and maintained by dedicated volunteers, and offers a unique learning experience for both adults and students.The oldest artifact at the museum is a 120 000 year old Ice Age tree trunk, and other artifacts include Mammoth remains and rare medical instruments. READ MORE

The Clackamas County Historical Society in Oregon City, Oregon is a non profit organisation that runs the Museum of the Oregon Territory and Stevens-Crawford Heritage House with great activities and workshops for kids, a gift shop, research library, exhibits, collections and more. They also offer The Tumwater Room for rental which is an excellent wedding venue, meeting and special event facility for truly memorable occasions overlooking the historic Willamette Falls. The Clackamas County Historical Society houses Native American artifacts, collections and exhibits from early settlers and more for a fascinating visit. The Stevens-Crawford Heritage House offers guided tours of this fully furnished 1908 craftsman style house built for Oregon City pioneers Harley Stevens Sr. and his wife Mary Elizabeth Crawford Stevens. READ MORE

Oyster Bay Historical Society in Oyster Bay, Oregan, was founded in 1960 with the sole purpose of preserving the history of our town through the diverse collection of items that relate activities pertaining to military, maritime, politics and religion. Oyster Bay Historical Society is a non-profit society, and uses The Earle-Wightman House, built in 1720, as headquarters, research library and museum. The 18th century styled gardens at The Earle-Wightman House accurately depicts how a garden from two years ago, would look. The Angela Koenig Center is home to the permanent collections and rotating exhibitions of the historical society, including special collections of artifacts, documents and textiles. READ MORE

Windham Historical Society in Windham, Maine, is run by volunteers who have a love for and dedication to the interesting and rich history of their town that was established in the middle 1700 by farmers who came to settle here. Established in 1967 by like-minded volunteers, Windham Historical Society is committed to preserving this rich history through an extensive collection of documents, maps, cemetery records, diaries and many more artifacts including war memorabilia. The aim of the historical society is to create an interest in the town's history through educational opportunities, presenting public programs, maintaining and preserving historical facilities. READ MORE

The Harwich Historical Society in Harwich, Massachussets, is a private, non-profit historical society housed in a historic 1844 building, and this society is dedicated to preserving, interpreting and collecting artifacts relating to the history of Harwich that spans a period of hundreds of years. Our research library and photo archive is open by appointment, and visitors to The Harwich Historical Society are welcome to explore the history of our city through interesting tours of the many exhibits that include clothing, textiles, art works, tools as well as documentary artifacts, manuscripts and periodicals. READ MORE

Goleta Valley Historical Society in Goleta, California, are the official stewards of Rancho La Patera and Stow House, a historic venue surrounded by beautiful gardens with trails and interesting wildlife. The ranchyard and well-kept gardens are ideal venues for intimate weddings, large receptions, fundraisers, concerts and many more special events. Goleta Valley Historical Society is dedicated to collecting, preserving and interpreting the valley's history through interesting exhibits, informative programs as well as their stewardship of Rancho La Patera, and also offers tours to various groups and children of all ages. READ MORE