American Sign Museum
The American Sign Museum is the largest public museum of its kind in the United States with 20,000+ square feet dedicated to signage and the
Specialty Museums: 23 Things to Do
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The American Sign Museum is the largest public museum of its kind in the United States with 20,000+ square feet dedicated to signage and the
Few teams in professional sports can match the legacy on display at the Penske Racing Museum. Spanning over 50 years of racing experience, Penske Racing
The Orange Show, a quirky folk art environment in Houston, was created by postman Jeff McKissack in honor of his favorite fruit. From 1956 to
Established in 1992, the National Museum of Funeral History in Houston offers an unparalleled insight into the rites and rituals surrounding death across various cultures
The Art Car Museum, or “Garage Mahal” as it’s affectionately known, revved up Houston’s art scene in 1998, spotlighting the flamboyant fusion of automobiles and
On the campus of SMU (Southern Methodist University), you’ll find the George W. Bush Presidential Center- a collection of sites dedicated to the legacy of
The Mustang Owner’s Museum in Concord, North Carolina, celebrates one of America’s most iconic muscle cars. Located near the Charlotte Motor Speedway, this museum is
Dive into the dynamic history of the American South at the Levine Museum of the New South, a cultural institution dedicated to exploring the post-Civil
For NASCAR fans, Hendrick Motorsports Complex is a must-visit destination, offering an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at one of the sport’s most dominant racing teams. Founded
The Mary Baker Eddy Library is home to one of Boston’s most unique attractions—the Mapparium, a three-story stained-glass globe that lets you step inside a
Originally founded in 1971, the MIT Museum brings the world-changing discoveries of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology into the public eye. Recently relocated to a
Tucked away in Hunt Valley, the National Electronics Museum offers a fascinating look at the technology that has shaped modern life. From Cold War surveillance
Uncover the blazing history of firefighting at one of America’s largest fire museums, home to over 40 fully restored fire engines spanning two centuries of
The Baltimore Streetcar Museum preserves the city’s rich transit history, offering visitors the chance to ride fully restored streetcars on original tracks. Founded in 1966,
One of Austin’s most eccentric attractions, the Museum of the Weird is a throwback to classic side-show curiosity cabinets, packed with bizarre artifacts, cryptid lore,
Hidden in a quiet South Austin neighborhood, the Cathedral of Junk is a towering, multi-level maze of discarded treasures, meticulously crafted into an awe-inspiring artistic
Starting from humble beginnings on a peanut farm in Plains, Georgia, Jimmy Carter rose to become the 39th president of the United States, setting the
The Trap Music Museum, founded in 2018 by rapper T.I. in Atlanta, is a pioneering institution celebrating trap music, a genre that has deeply influenced
The world’s best known beverage brand is headquartered in Atlanta and a visit will take you and your tastebuds on a fantastical journey. In addition
SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film, part of the prestigious Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), is an epicenter for contemporary fashion and
The Paper Museum (officially The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking), located within the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, celebrates the art, science, and
The Delta Flight Museum charts the evolution of aviation inside two 1940s-era hangars, where Delta’s history unfolds through rare aircraft, interactive exhibits, and immersive experiences.
The Center for Puppetry Arts isn’t just a museum—it’s a hands-on, immersive celebration of puppetry in all its forms. Home to the world’s largest collection