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- Prairie Trails Museum
- Five galleries 25,000 artifacts and a collection of early farm artifacts in East Corydon.
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- Coffey County Historical Society and Museum
- Features one of the largest antique doll collections in the state, a restored one-room schoolhouse, Conestoga wagon and country church in Burlington.
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- Geary County Historical Society and Museum
- Displays local history. Includes photos of exhibits, hours, services, links and directions. Located in Junction City.
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- Independence Historical Museum
- Exhibits in 22 rooms tell stories of the early settler lifestyle, the history of the oil industry, an Indian culture collection, and various historical artifacts.
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- Kansas Oil Museum
- Indoor exhibits on farming, ranching and oil, a hands-on children's area, and Texaco Theater and Gallery in El Dorado.
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- Georgetown and Scott County Museum
- The story of the 234 square miles which comprise the unique county of Central Kentucky that offer insight into the events and people and how they have influenced patterns of life and work.
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- Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey History and the Bardstown Historical Museum
- Collection of artifacts and documents concerning the American whiskey industry dating from pre-colonial days to post-prohibition years, and contains items relating to 200 years of area history. Located in Bardstown, Kentucky.
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- River Heritage Museum
- Dedicated to providing the public with a variety of information about the history of the Ohio River through interactive exhibits give both children and adults in Paducah.
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- Mount Desert Island Historical Society
- Operates two museums with artifact, photograph, and archival collections dedicated to local history from 1761 to the present. Includes photos, hours, admission, events, school programs, membership and volunteer forms, and directions.
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- The Brick Store Museum
- Preserves the rich cultural heritage of the Kennebunks providing history, exhibits, collections, walking tours, and membership information.
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- The Davistown Museum
- Devoted to the recovery, display and interpretation of old hand tools in that visitors can see, touch and learn about the tools of the early trades of Maine and New England from the colonial period to the Civil War.
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- The Museums of Old York
- The history and heritage of three centuries of life on the coast of Maine is displayed in eight buildings, including a library and research center.
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- The Patten Lumberman's Museum
- Dedicated to preserving the history of the logging industry in the Great Northern woods. Includes details of exhibits, hours, rates, photos, events, newsletter, gift shop and directions. Located in Patten, Maine.
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- The Wilson Museum
- Collection houses artifacts from the early Paleolithic, through the Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Ages, rocks and minerals, early tools, weapons and firearms. Additional historic structures on the grounds. Includes calendar of events, workshops, hours and directions. Located in Castine.
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- Sandy Spring Museum
- History of the town with photographs and stories from the 1800's, including facilities, events, membership information, and history and photos of the city and surrounding towns.
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- Attleboro Area Industrial Museum
- Collection of artifacts, photographs, documents, publications, tools, and machinery that relate to the area.
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- Clara Barton Birthplace Museum
- Dedicated to the founder of the American Red Cross. Features exhibits, a history of the property, hours, volunteer opportunities, member benefits, donations, and directions to the location in North Oxford.
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- Concord Museum
- Presenting community history, including artifacts, tools, furnishing and household goods. Includes details of galleries, calendar of events, hours, admission, memberships, educational programs, links and directions.