The Historical Museum at Fort Missoula in Missoula, Montana is a historical building located on one of Montana's first military posts and offers fascinating rotating exhibits as well as devotes an entire wing to the 25th Infantry Bicycle corps. Visit the charming recreated Western town dating all the back to the late 1800's complete with carriage houses and homestead cabins, as well as the main Missoula gallery showcasing Missoula's history over 250 years. The Heath Gallery explores the first 50 years of the development of Missoula, and the North Gallery showcases turn of the century photography and techniques, and the Orientation Gallery offers rotating exhibits. The Historical Museum at Fort Missoula also offers tours and the museum has rental space available for events.READ MORE

Eleutheros Cooke House and Garden in Sandusky, Ohio is open seasonally and was originally constructed in 1843-1844, and regularly displays collections and exhibits of letters and other historical items. Eleutheros Cooke House and Garden is the former home of Eleutheros Cooke and his wife and children and after being purchased and sold many times was eventually left to the Ohio Historical Society with all it's contents. Come for a fascinating tour through this wonderful home that has maintained much of the same appearance as it did from years ago, and experience this unique residence and historical site for yourself. READ MORE

The Nathaniel Conklin House is owned by the Village of Babylon, New York, and dates all the way back to 1803 with a fascinating history, and rooms in the house depicting the various eras. There are guided tours and field trips available, ongoing events and exhibitions, and the house is made available to the community for cultural, historical or educational events. The Nathaniel Conklin House gardens reflect the gardens of the Victorian era and a kitchen garden has been added with fruit trees and herbs. The barn here reflects an authentic working barn from that time and is filled with tools and artifacts, come for a fascinating event, a visit and a walk back in time.READ MORE

The Winnebago County Historical and Archaeological Society in WCHAS in Oshkosh, Wisconsin offers programs and tours and showcases middle class Victorian living in the beautiful home Morgan House, a Queen Anne Victorian home built in 1884, which is their headquarters. The Morgan House is preserved by them and has been recently renovated, it is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Winnebago County Historical and Archaeological Society also promotes the advancement of local history, researches, preserves and communicates the history of the area, come visit and be amazed.READ MORE

Blue Ox Millworks and Historic Park in Eureka, California, is an interesting and fascinating millworks that still utilizes craftsmanship tools and techniques from a century past to create and produce authentic custom millworks for private and commercial use. Eco tourism is perfectly displayed with any one of our tours as visitors see the past come alive and watch as our skilled craftsmen use antique machinery to create custom-made moldings, gable decorations and many other objects. Blue Ox Millworks and Historic Park not only promotes eco tourism, it is also an alternative high school program where students get a high school curriculum as well as hands-on learning opportunities. 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

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

Visit Historic Deepwood Estate in Salem for weddings, historic home, private rental, venue, exhibits, manicured gardens, nature trailsREAD MORE

The Orcas Island Historical Museum in Eastsound, Washington, is a non-profit organization for historical, archaeological and genealogical research that makes history come alive in an interesting and educational way. The heritage museum features 6 log cabins filled with history, artifacts and exhibits, and is the ideal place to research family histories. Other fascinating exhibits found at The Orcas Island Historical Museum include a comprehensive collection of artifacts from early European-American settlers, printed materials, numerous photographs and many more items. This heritage museum is home to an impressive, permanent collection of about 6000 items. READ MORE

The Garibaldi Museum in Garibaldi, Oregon preserves the maritime history of the Pacific Northwest, displaying the 18th century sailing world and the story of Captain Robert Gray and his historical vessels, the Lady Washington and the Columbia Rediviva. They also cover the trade with the native Americans of the Pacific Northwest, come see display models and reproductions of the Columbia and Lady Washington, as well as the Columbia's figurehead, they also have reproductions of the clothing of the seafarers and musical instruments, and so much more. The Garibaldi Museum also features the history of the city, have kids stuff, and elementary school programs, they are handicapped accessible and group and children friendly.READ MORE