The Crisfield Heritage Foundation in Crisfield, Maryland serves to preserve the history and heritage of Crisfield and its environs, by educating and providing local information to the public. The heritage museum at the Crisfield Heritage Foundation, namely the J. Millard Tawes Museum is a historical museum that tells the story of the city and the forming of Chesapeake bay, and includes fascinating exhibits of Native American artifacts, the history of the seafood and oyster industry, military memorabilia, carvings, boat building displays and more. There is also a museum shop perfect for gifts, toys and cookbooks, and tours are also available.READ MORE

The Geneva Historical Society in Geneva, Illinois, is dedicated to preserving, interpreting and exhibiting materials relating to local history. After a name change to The Geneva History Center and a relocation to larger premises in 2004, this historical society now has two exhibition galleries, a meeting room, archival reading room and award winning exhibits. Through combining research, artifacts and informative commentaries, The Geneva Historical Society presents interesting and educational history lessons about the development of Geneva, as well as permanent and temporary exhibitions. Our historical society is funded exclusively through private donations, and is run by dedicated volunteers, facts which attest to the pride the community take in their history. READ MORE

The Museum of Indian Culture in Allentown, Pennsylvania, has been a heritage museum and educational resource dedicated to teaching people of all ages about American Indian tribes including the Lenape. This heritage museum affords visitors with a unique and interesting opportunity to learn about the history and culture of the tribes, see tools knapped out of stone, and the primitive tools used for making fires. Visitors will be enthralled with the displays of authentic beadwork, pottery, basketry and more, items that were handmade by tribes such as the Iroquois, Passamaquoddy, and Lenape. The Museum of Indian Culture runs a fascinating, hands on program known as Lifeways and Lore Programs which concludes with children making crafts to take home with them. This heritage museum is a popular educational resource center with something of interest for all ages. READ MORE

Stuart Heritage Museum in Stuart, Florida, came into being in 1988, and the purpose of this heritage museum is to preserve the heritage, history and artifacts of Stuart and its surrounding communities for future generations. The relics and artifacts on display in the museum tells visitors about the history of the people, businesses and the community spirit of an era gone by. Stuart Heritage Museum is open to the public free of charge, seven days a week, and is staffed by volunteers who can answer all questions and also furnish information about the exhibits and artifacts. Over the years the inventory of Stuart Heritage Museum has increased steadily, with nearly 80% of the artifacts being locally acquired in order that the rich history of Stuart can be preserved. READ MORE

The Amelia Island Museum of History in Fernandina Beach, Florida offers a story telling tradition of spoken tours, that cater to many interests and age levels. With fascinating permanent and current exhibits allowing visitors a step back in time, this heritage museum also has on-line archives, public records, a veterans history project and more. The Amelia Island Museum of History also has a gift shop with convenient on-line ordering facilities and showcases adult and children's books, and there are also fun exploration and informative summer programs for kids available too.READ MORE

The Havre de Grace Decoy Museum is a heritage museum in Havre de Grace, Maryland that strive to convey the importance of the Upper bay decoy to audiences. A decoy was used to lure waterfowl within range of hunters, and were simple representations of ducks and geese rough-hewn from wood. Today they are collector's items and some even sophisticated works of art with skills passed down from master to apprentice through the centuries. The Havre de Grace Decoy Museum showcases over 1200 decoys and decorative carvings by masters, so come and enjoy works of American folk art in a stunning setting.READ MORE

Visit Voyager New Zealand Maritime Museum in Auckland for exhibitions, waterfront location, conference rooms, wedding receptions, harbour viewsREAD MORE

Visit The Maritime Museum of Tasmania in Hobart for maritime exhibits, maritime museum, maritime memorabilia, ship models, artefacts, paintingsREAD MORE

The Australian National Maritime Museum is located at Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia, was officially opened in 1991, and to date has already acquired over 40,000 objects for display. As a result of commerce, defence, explorations, adventure and sport, Australians have always been closely linked with the sea and this has played a large part in their development. Through their interesting and fascinating exhibits, The Australian National Maritime Museum brings these facts to light for visitors. Our online resources and education programmes have also proved to be beneficial to students. Guided tours are available on request for the Wharf 7 Maritime Heritage Centre, which houses the Vaughan Evans Library, boatbuilding and ship model workshops, a display area and many other facilities.READ MORE

Visit Houston Maritime Museum in Houston for model ships, maritime exhibits, education programs, interactive exhibits, workshopsREAD MORE