The Brightlingsea Museum in Brightlingsea, Essex promoted and preserves the history of the town from it's people to it's industries from Roman times to present day. Come view the fascinating displays of artefacts from a local Roman settlement, the Oyster industry and stowboating, ship and boat building, Brightlingsea in the World Wars, the railway line to Wivenhoe and Brightlingsea's role as a Limb of the Cinque Port of Sandwich. The Brightlingsea Museum also holds a variety of events annually, children's activities and programmes and is open from Easter to the last weekend in September. They also provide resources for research and feature a wide selection of photographs, artefacts and memorabilia.READ MORE

The Busselton Museum in Busselton, Australia, comprises of ten display rooms that feature photographs, memorabilila relating to family tracings, maritime history of the city and much more. Located on one hectare of ground on the banks of the Vasse River, our museum is also home to crockery, sewing machines, clocks, cameras. The Busselton Museum features a unique replica of the Jetty Rotunda, as well as exhibits that expound on the diverse history relating to Busselton's maritime, forestry and agriculture. Our museum offers the ideal opportunity to learn about times long past, and to preserve stories and memories for future generations.READ MORE

The Mandurah Community Museum is a museum without walls in Mandurah, Western Australia which features fascinating photographs, objects and information about the history and settlement of Mandurah. Come learn about significant people and events throughout history and fascinating stories about the Peel Region, it's all here including permanent galleries and exhibitions. The Mandurah Community Museum has an on-line collection, offers museum tours, a foreshore inner city walk, museum and federation heritage walk, school programs and more, come see what's on and take a walk back in past.READ MORE

The Hovercraft Museum in Gosport, Hampshire, England is the only one in the world and they feature more than 60 hovercraft within several hangars, run by dedicated enthusiasts, engineers, pilots and retired crew. Every year a Hovershow is staged to raise funds to cover running costs, and the general public are invited to come and view these fascinating hovercraft. The Hovercraft Museum collection can be arranged to view by prior appointment and they welcome educational groups and groups of 10 or more, and if you join or volunteer and become a member of the Hovercraft Museum, you gain free access and enjoy their extensive library and archives, you can even volunteer your services and assist with the cleaning and restoration of hovercraft and associated items most Saturday mornings.READ MORE

The Historical Diving Society in Gosport, Hampshire, England was formed in 1990 to preserve and protect diving heritage, and has now grown into an international organisation. The Diving Museum is housed in a Victorian Battery with a short flight of stairs down, and once there all areas are wheelchair accessible. The Diving Museum showcases and exhibits the range of military, commercial and recreational diving equipment anywhere in Europe, and the co-inventor of the diving helmet even lived in Gosport back in the day making the town home of the global diving industry. The Diving Museum is an outreach project of the Historical Diving Society manned entirely by volunteers, why not become a member today. They even have an on-line shop with gifts and collectibles, clothing, kids items, books, prints and much more.READ MORE

The Royal Navy Submarine Museum in Gosport, Hampshire, England welcomes you on board their HMS Alliance, the only remaining WW2 era British ocean going submarine and meet submariners who will regale you with stories of living on board, and the dangers faced in these cramped conditions. Museum collections include three submarines, the HMS Alliance and Holland 1 and X24, and other items include photographs, artifacts, documents, ships plans and more that tell the story of the Royal Navy Submarine service from it's earliest days. The Royal Navy Submarine Museum offers guided tours and welcomes groups, plus are wheelchair accessible, and there's a coffee shop that caters to groups for birthdays and more. Bring the kids and enjoy the interactive science gallery, a brand new play and explore centre, there are many family events to be enjoyed.READ MORE

The Emsworth Museum in Emsworth, Hampshire is administered by the Emsworth Maritime and Historical Trust or EM&HT, and is dedicated to preserving, recording and telling the story and history of the town. Come learn the triumphs and tragedies of the townsfolk from days gone by, the fascinating meteoric rise and fall of the oyster industry, the life and time of writings by PG Wodehouse who lived, worked and played cricket in the town. The Emsworth Museum has a permanent exhibition dedicated to PG Wodehouse, as well as other collections and artifacts, entry is free but donations are welcome. Visit often because they are continually adding to their array of artifacts, it's a guaranteed rewarding experience of the general history and archive material.READ MORE

Bexhill Museum in Bexhill, Sussex, is a registered charity, and this independent museum, run mostly by volunteers, has a fully accessible entrance, a museum shop, toilets that include a disabled toilet, exhibitions, collections, and is a great place to visit. At Bexhill Museum our aim is to collect, conserve and display information pertaining to the natural history and environment of the area. View spectacular collections of costumes dating from 17th century in the costume gallery or discover Egyptian artifacts and local archaeological treasures in the Sargent Gallery. Visit Bexhill Museum for an interesting, fun and inspiring experience.READ MORE

Kalamazoo Valley Museum in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is a unique museum that offers something of interest for visitors of all ages through an extensive collections of science, history and technology stories. Entrance to the handicapped accessible museum is free and with our amazing, ever changing exhibits, hands-on displays and a planatarium with seating for 109 visitors, a visit to Kalamazoo Valley Museum provides a full day of fun and entertainment for families and groups. The Challenger Learning Center at our museum is a unique and innovative educational facility that offers a fun, hands-on, learning experience and was founded in memory of the Challenger 5 1-L crew.READ MORE

Pistols Saloon and Wild West Museum in Ramsgate, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa, has been rated as the best place on the planet, and definitely not your usual hang-out, they even have a resident donkey called Huckleberry who hangs out at the bar, drinks coke from a can and eats carrots. The Wild West Museum next to the bar has a fascinating range of cowboy memorabilia and information about Indians and the most wanted criminals of that era, come learn about Billy the Kid, and Frank and Jesse James. They have arcade style games, music shows including country and a real Western bar with an old piano, here a true country and western style appeals to the cowboy and cowgirl in you. Pistols Saloon and Wild West Museum is a family friendly establishment with a great menu of camp fire specials, German specials, home made pasta dishes, pioneers pizza and more and there's a menu for the smaller cowboys and cowgirls. They cater to private functions, it's a great menu for a unique celebration, and will create a menu according to your groups requirements.READ MORE