Admiral Digby Museum in Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada is housed in a mid 1800s Georgian home, and visitors here will be treated to period rooms with furnishings and artifacts, archives relating to the maritime and pioneering history of Digby and Digby County, it's people and industries. See the marine room displays of ships models, navigational equipment and photographs, and the second floor displays vintage clothing in the costume room. The first floor has an 1870's organ, and Edison phonograph and melodean as well as an old grandfather clock, and the Loyalist rooms displays documents, ledgers, artifacts, and more. The Admiral Digby Museum also has a gift shop with souvenirs, gifts and collectibles, and museum tours are available, come for a fascinating visit into yesteryear.READ MORE

Village Historique Acadien in Caraquet, New Brunswick, Canada is a fascinating place to visit and living museum showing the daily lives of the Acadians from 1770 to 1949, and is renowned for it's authentic historical reconstruction. With more than 60 heritage buildings inhabited by heritage interpreters in period costume, they regale with stories and bring their occupation or custom to life before your eyes. Village Historique Acadien warmly welcomes you to a journey back in time with them, on a brief travel into history, it's a not to be missed experience you will savour for life.READ MORE

The Western North Carolina Historical Association in Asheville, North Carolina, is committed to preserving and promoting history through the care and preservation of Smith-McDowell, an imposing, historic 4-story mansion that is now an interesting and informative museum. Previously a dormitory and classroom, in 1974 The Western North Carolina Historical Association began restoring Smith-McDowell House, the oldest surviving house, as a museum that offers exhibitions and educational programs that highlight the lives of explorers and settlers. Crafty Historian events held at Smith-McDowell House include art-focused and educational activities that provide fun and interactive ways of experiencing history.READ MORE

The Museum of Natural History in Pacific Grove, California, was opened in 1883, and over the years has highlighted the natural history of our unique and beautiful coast by displays of birds, wildlife, geology and plants. Visitors of all ages will enjoy and appreciate the educational and fun experience of visiting the museum and viewing the bird collections, Native American basket, textile and pottery collections, heritage photographs and more. The Museum of Natural History offers excellent guided tours of the museum, and also arranged activities for younger visitors. Rent space at The Museum of Natural History for memorable and unique events.READ MORE

Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum in Norwalk, Connecticut, was declared a national historic landmark in 1971, and this treasured historic museum depicts the splendour of the late 19th century heritage through displays of art, history and architecture. Whether you explore the museum privately or take a guided tour with a docent, you will be enchanted with the beautifully furnished period rooms, old-world craftmanship, treasury of art and many other exhibits. Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum is a breathtakingly beautiful venue surrounded by magnificent Victorian decor of a romantic era past, that is ideally suited for dreamy weddings, elegant receptions, corporate functions and many more private events. READ MORE

Four Mile Historic Park in Denver, is set on 12 acres of ground and is home to the Four Mile House Museum where a variety of events and programs are presented depicting the rich history of Colorado. The peace and beauty experienced at Four Mile Historic Park allows visitors to relax, unwind and leave the busy city life behind, as they take an enlightening journey of discovery to experience the historical frontier come to life by viewing objects of early history, and participating in frontier activities such as farm chores, open fire cooking, even making butter. Four Mile Historic Park is a treasure trove of education, history, preservation and interpretation of Colorado's rural heritage. READ MORE

Come to the Oshawa Community Museum where Oshawa's past resides and enjoy a fascinating walk back in time where the local history is depicted through exhibitions and interpretation in the three restored buildings which still stand on their original foundations. Learn about the lifestyles of the settlers, enjoy a visit to the Heritage Gardens behind Henry House featuring various herbal plots including culinary, medicinal, tea and dye herbs from that time as well as two designated heritage trees. Located in Lakeview Park, visitors to Oshawa Heritage Museum can enjoy playground equipment, bicycle racks, picnic tables, trails, accessible areas, soccer or football fields, softballs diamonds, a splash pad and more in the park. Enjoy tours through the historic homes, temporary and permanent exhibitions as well as on-line, and they also offer workshops and event hosting and so much more, come enjoy.READ MORE

Davenport House Museum in Savannah, Georgia, is home to more than 500 collective items of furniture, textiles, books and more, as well as about 200 archeologiical items found on site and displayed with the collection. Visitors to the museum can enjoy a variety of living history programs, activities and tours throughout the year. The Davenport House Museum has two beautiful venues that are suitable for romantic weddings and many other special occasions. The courtyard, with its beautifully landscaped garden filled with splendid colorful blooms, has provided an excellent and romantic backdrop for many couples exchanging their wedding vows. READ MORE

Clarke Historical Museum in Eureka, California, has been attracting and intriguing visitors since it was established in 1920 with interesting displays that include Native American cultures, gold rush settlements, and much more. Clarke Historical Museum can also be seen as a heritage museum with its dedication to the preservation and presentation of the history of the entire area. Our ever changing exhibits accurately tell the story of the gold rush, the lumber industry, ship building and more. The Clarke Historical Museum highlights the heritage of Native American with collections of Yurok canoes, fishing gear ceremonial caps and more, and donations of many of its collection being made to the heritage museum by Native Americans. 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