history museum

A history museum is a public institution that collects, preserves, interprets, and exhibits artifacts and narratives from the past to educate and engage visitors about historical events, cultures, and people.

Observed surface forms (24)

• local museum ×9
• social history museum ×3
• African American museum ×1
• Chinese American museum ×1
• Egyptology museum ×1
• Native American history museum ×1
• atheism museum ×1
• banking museum ×1
• civilization museum ×1
• community museum ×1

• ethnic museum ×1
• folklore museum ×1
• historic museum ×1
• human history museum ×1
• local heritage museum ×1
• museum in Greece ×1
• museum in Massachusetts ×1
• museum in Portland, Maine ×1
• museum site ×1
• postal museum ×1
• presidential museum ×1
• soul music museum ×1
• textile industry museum ×1
• type of museum ×1

Instances (173)

• Manitoba Museum
• Museum De Lakenhal
• Apartheid Museum
• Jordan Museum
• Musée du Général Leclerc de Hauteclocque et de la Libération de Paris
• D-Day Museum of Arromanches
• Frazier History Museum
• Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum
• The Witte Museum
• Autry Museum of the American West
• Japanese American National Museum
• Michigan Historical Museum
• Old Red Museum
• Union Pacific Railroad Museum
• Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum in Greenville, Texas
  surface form: Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum
• Fort Payne Depot Museum
• Mobile Carnival Museum
• Museum of Jewish Heritage
• Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West
• Braddock’s Battlefield History Center
• Museum of Western Film History
• State Historical Museum
• Thomas Edison Depot Museum