Find History Museums Nonprofits and Charities

  jt0903 wrote:

The Battleship New Jersey is the largest battleship ever built and the most decorated battleship in the history of the US Navy. Berthed in Camden, NJ, the New Jersey offers tours, group discounts, events and a nationally recognized overnight program.... more »

  PatMek wrote:

The Southern Heritage Air Foundation and Museum is a unique place that brings history to life through their WWII and Vintage aircraft that still fly, features local and regional WWII Veterans and their stories, offers a rides program in their planes,... more »

  Mr. Super Pinball wrote:

This place is great! They have very old pinball machines and new ones as well. I love how each machine has a placard with a bio about who made it and when, plus other cool info. There's always something neat to learn about there. The see through clear... more »

  Mrs. White wrote:

This museum is located on the north side of Telluride and is very well thought out and managed. The staff runs the museum to maximize the space available and present artifacts, photos, stories in a manner that makes it fun to hang out and see everything.... more »

  cheryl21 wrote:

As a member of the marketing committee for the Maryland Women's Heritage Center, I have personally been able to work to bring awareness to the Center's mission. In the process, I have also learned about historic women/places that I never knew existed.... more »

  Kari wrote:

Our family is so excited to have the Harbor History Museum in our town. I have taken friends from out of town and my four year old grandson on several occasions. We were amazed at how many interactive exhibits were available. My grandson moved ships,... more »

  Kasprzak wrote:

Home Based Arts has been part of the Miami Valley area education community and community at large-- giving over 350,000 Learning Activity Books to kids. The books, all written to state proficiency standards are interesting and fun for the kids-- what's... more »

  SandraDeeHoffman wrote:

It has been my privilege to work with the U.S. Capitol Historical Society for about 11 years. My work has been via a grant that allows the Society to offer a free day-long tour about the U.S. Constitution to all DC Public and Public Charter School 8th... more »

  Phil Liebman wrote:

The reaction to visiting Museum Village is typically one of either nostalgia or surprise - and often both. Many are among the hundreds of thousands of people who visited the museum on an elementary school field trip - some dating back forty or fifty years... more »

  mobileUser524163 wrote:

This is the best gallery in Kern County! We feature our 27 Fallen Warriors portraits who gave their lives for our freedom. Always Remembered & Never Forgotten! more »

  kennethvknight wrote:

The history and growth of Fort Lauderdale started at the intersection of the New River and Florida East Coast Railroad. The New River Inn was the first hotel in what is now Fort Lauderdale and is the "grand dame" of architecture and Southern charm.... more »

  madbluebird wrote:

The NWMSC exists for one purpose: to educate people about the weather and its influence on our lives. Strategically located in Norman, OK, the Museum represents an optimal alignment between public and private sector, and academic and business resources... more »

  cmtjs wrote:

The Stone Harbor Museum & Maritime Annex tells the story of the past 100+ years of this unique family community in South Jersey. They have wonderful pictures and artifacts on display plus interactive DVD videos. Don't miss seeing this hidden gem! more »

  martin-andresen wrote:

As a retired military officer I fully endorse the Military Heritage Foundation for its efforts in telling the Army's story, one Soldier at a time. Through a variety of educational opportunities for K thru 12, the Foundation is making outstanding strides... more »

  KukkusWalter1 wrote:

I love AHSGR! AHSGR has helped me find family members as well as connect with other descendants of the Germans from Russia. It provides records, resources, programs, and a talented, knowledgable staff to help people make connections to the Germans from... more »

  DCinNY wrote:

I grew up spending a few weekend days each year walking the C&O Canal with my folks. Now that I have my own family, I think it's amazing that such a magnificent place exists just 10 minutes from my home. As my wife said the first time she saw Great Falls,... more »

  kathans wrote:

I have been involved with Davies for years and their dedication and love of local history is amazing! A truly great group to work with and always something new to learn or see. more »

  Scott V.3 wrote:

A great asset to the community. Consistently providing the community with the wonderful history of this small Southcoast town. Provides special events for the community to enjoy throughout the year. Thank you. more »

  jhryder wrote:

The Michigan’s Own, Inc.’s, Michigan Heroes Museum, has an amazing collection of over 850 stories of Michigan service members and astronauts. The focus of this military themed museum is on our warriors and not on war. They do a great job at relating... more »

  llj2000 wrote:

After working with hundreds of charities over the last 35 years, this is one that I feel will one day touch and change the lives of millions of children, women and men -- young and old. NWHM works hard to share the missing part of history -- women's... more »

  Emily H.5 wrote:

I frequently visited the Robert Russa Moton Museum, the museum built from the former all-African American high school in Farmville, for community events when I worked as a newspaper reporter. The museum has hosted a number of inclusive and informative... more »

  BeauR504 wrote:

What a great organization! Seems they do a lot of work in the old cemeteries of the city. I enjoyed their tour of St. Louis Cemetery #1. Additionally, I'm happy that my ticket fee goes toward cemetery restoration work. more »

  imhouston wrote:

The DACOR Bacon House in Washington DC is an historic gem. The organization of DACOR which advances discussion about diplomacy and diplomatic engagement is vital. My experience with the house and the organization over many years has been one of the great... more »

  BMS643 wrote:

This is an amazing museum to visit. Knowledgeable and friendly staff that goes out of their way to make sure you enjoy your visit. Everyone is welcome and great for all ages as there are plenty of activities for the kids too. The museum is organized chronologically... more »

  sfgray wrote:

Pacific Battleship Center is an outstanding non-profit that operates Battleship Iowa, the only battleship on the West Coast. The organization has grown in a prudent manner since its inception to procure and preserve the battleship, expanding programs... more »

  eddie wrote:

Nothing short of phenomenal. The Strand Theatre is beautiful, engaging, and staffed with great, passionate individuals! One of the best small arts theatres around, and a great contributor to Marietta's vibrancy. more »

  Block House wrote:

I have been involved with the Fort Pitt Block House since January of 2012 in helping with their fund raising, but as a native Pittsburgher I have known about the Block House for years. I will admit that I didn't truly understand its historical significance... more »

  Kent M wrote:

Based upon my experience with the Historical Society, the organization does the best job of reconnecting our community members with their past. Let me share an example of what I'm talking about. A couple of years ago the society sponsored a... more »

  Capt.James.Knox wrote:

Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum is a great Non profit that helps children all over LA realize their dream. My name is James Knox im 14 years old and I have been in this program for 7 years now. This program has help me with so much things such as school,... more »

  rebecca2 wrote:

This place is awesome. I think of it as the secret fun place in the Bay Area. There are free games, pinball, and lots of really cool things to look at. I was pretty impressed by Playland. I am currently trying to get a group of friends to go back with... more »

  johnniewalden wrote:

Wonderful nonprofit that has shifted to be inclusive to all. The programs are affordable and their mission is obvious. more »

  Writer wrote:

After considering multiple options for volunteer work, I accepted a Board position at the Warren County (Ohio) Historical Society, which has long been a welcoming civic anchor in historic Downtown Lebanon. Why did I choose to support the WCHS? Because... more »

  Anne Evans Glenn wrote:

I loved this wonderful museum tucked into the small Orchard Street setting in the lower east side of NYC. The tour shows you how Americans lived in times past under tough and crowded city conditions, with poor access to water and sanitation. The guides... more »

  Carolyn Strother wrote:

What a wonderful project to honor our Welsh Heritage! The museum in Wymore, Nebraska is outstanding with oral histories, artifacts, displays and information about our ancestors. I learn smething new each time I visit. more »

  Alie M. wrote:

CMMS is a great organization that helps promote Cahokia Mounds. They do a wonderful job of helping Cahokia Mounds World Heritage Site by paying for children and adult programming. They help buy land that helps preserve more of this ancient site. more »

  stallahassee wrote:

I love this place! It is about 50 wooded acres of beauty and serenity right next to a national forest and chain of lakes. There are historic buildings that show life in Florida's Big Bend for the past century and a half and a natural habitat zoo with... more »

  Perry Johnson wrote:

Great non-profit if you are looking to donate your time during the summer! Very educational and fun, would recommend it to all my friends. more »

  emsmuse wrote:

My reason for serving on the Board of Directors is to be able to display old EMS equipment at the big national EMS shows. It is fun to watch folks of a certain age see their eyes light up and get a big smile when they walk the exhibit and say "I remember... more »

  John201 wrote:

Participating at DANA as a Docent gives me the opportunity to learn more about local history, the area's relevance in the history of California, and gives me a chance to try to make history interesting for the young. more »

  gina wrote:

my husband and I retired to Lipscomb County after 30 + years of medical and nursing careers in large urban cities. The serenity that Lipscomb offered was just what we needed to rejuvenate. It wasn't too long before we discovered the museum and their... more »

  crookera wrote:

The Freedom of Flight museum is dedicated to reaching children in the community to share the love of aviation. The field trips offered to area schools are invaluable. We are grateful for the museum in their efforts to bring aviation and science to life... more »

  CStephens wrote:

Kinney County, where this Texas Historic Marker property is, is a very small county with only 3200 people in it. What The Montalvo House 501(c)(3) organization is doing is great. They are preserving a part of our history that might otherwise be forgotten... more »

  CCC wrote:

Excellent group of people dedicated to historical preservation and education. Look forward to continued work with them in the future more »

  bobseger wrote:

I recently visited the Casemate Museum and found it full of great exhibits and information about Fort Monroe and its roll in the Civil War. Fascinating to see the prison cell where Jefferson Davis was held prisoner after his capture. more »

  Linda Joseph B. wrote:

If you value Human Rights, then the Wassmuth Center is an extremely worthy organization to support. It provides valuable education to teachers, students, the immediate community, and through the vast resources on its website, the world. The Center is... more »

  Donna Reiner wrote:

I first became acquainted with the Rosson House Museum when I worked as the Director of Education for the former Phoenix Museum of History. I was delighted to have collaborative activities. A little over four years ago, a friend asked if I would like... more »

  RRcrozzing wrote:

There are two transportation museums located next door to each other. They are the New York Museum of Transportation and this one. As a member of either one you can ride the trains for free. They cooperate but the GV&R RR Museum has the cool locomotives... more »

  Jon W.1 wrote:

The Museum of North Idaho is an invaluable resource in tracing the history of our lands. The museum too often serves as the last hope for collecting and keeping safe the records that document the myriad vectors of our history. The museum stands guard... more »

  PaulaV wrote:

I have known this organization for more than 20 years: as a member; by attending programs, lectures and exhibits; and as a volunteer. The staff and management have changed over the years but the professionalism and dedication have remained consistently... more »

  Terry71 wrote:

I have been working with B-17 Alliance from day one. This non-profit builds relationships above all else. Our leadership exemplifies integrity and honest honor to all who have served. We invite you to join us for one of our many events that build community... more »

  Anne wrote:

We just returned from attending one of La Senora's arranged events with Collaborative organizations. It was, as usual, superb. Through out relationship with La Senora we have been introduced to some very high quality, limited access events in museums... more »

  Kent Karosen wrote:

Having been a trustee for 18 years, I have seen significant growth in all areas of the museum including exhibits, overall maintenance of the ship itself, and internal control improvements. Specifically, the museum has honed its overall mission of honoring... more »

  Paul38 wrote:

The CMHS is a dedicated group of young men and woman who took on a huge job of renewing the McGarrah Stagecoach Inn, 300 Stage Rd, in Monroe, NY. What great job they did in 2011! Drive by, walk in, on the first Wed. of the month at 6 PM and take... more »

  freemani wrote:

The Freeman Institute Foundation is transforming an ancient artifact — the Rosetta Stone — into a modern metaphor for problem solving. Among other projects, they are developing a 5,000 square foot traveling exhibit that will visit museums... more »

  WishesErin wrote:

I began working with Victory for Veterans a couple of months ago and couldn't be more proud to work with this organization and serve its board. All those involved have a passion and energy for helping our nation's warriors that is contagious and motivates... more »

  samthe dog wrote:

The Jenney Grist Mill is a wonderful example of making history come to life. Our Pennsylvania school district takes 8th graders to Plymouth/Boston every year and the Grist Mill is one of our highlights. The miller, Leo, has a great grasp of colonial... more »

  lazy lizard wrote:

We have a family membership to the museum. Enjoy visiting the museum as well as volunteering and showing people what the museum has to offer. We have many permanent displays as well as visiting displays and is always fun to see what is new. I enjoy... more »

  Katy96nurse wrote:

The Katy Heritage Society has been preserving history since 1979. It all started with a unified effort to save the historical Katy MKT Depot and has grown to establish a public park with three historic homes and 3 historic structures that are open for... more »

  Stinson1 wrote:

If you speak of an organization that is dysfunctional, unappreciative of its employees and highly mis-managed, then you must be talking about the Hornet Museum. The CEO has no leadership skills and encourages infighting amongst the different departments.... more »

  VolunteeroftheYear2011 wrote:

I have been a long time supporter of the Friends of Washington Crossing Park, I've given the FWCP a substantial amount of my time and money. Over the past few years, I have noticed many changes. The group seems to have developed severely impaired relationships... more »

  mountainhiker wrote:

Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield is the most visited Civil War battle field in the entire park system due to its closeness to the Atlanta meto area and the huge number of colleges and university's in the area. With the National Park Service reducing... more »

  eddyboy101 wrote:

My name is Joe Wayne, I am a retired Marine Corps Officer. I was in the Aircraft Maintenance field and got a call from a good friend of mine that the museum had an QF-4S that was needing to be finished by a deadline and VMFA-112 that had volunteered... more »

  Friscomike wrote:

The Texas Western became my club and layout after building and disassembling four model train layouts at home over the years. I missed camaraderie and knowledge you gained in a club. I searched the DFW area and found the Texas Western. That was nine... more »

  TeresaNANA wrote:

This is a very fun place to work as a docent and a gift shop cashier. I am retired and I find this very rewarding and a special place to be during the time I am at the depot because we meet people from all over the world at the depot. more »

  dianne wrote:

I walked into the Plymouth Historical Museum to volunteer almost two years ago. They had just lost their volunteer coordinator and offered me the position. Feeling that my background as a high school English teacher, I could easily use my skills here:... more »

  geverett wrote:

As a board member I have been able to see into this non-profit at a deeper level than most including their management and operations. I have been involved with this non-profit for several years and see it mature through some rocky times and can say... more »

  jimm wrote:

The National Vietnam War Museum started from a cowpasture with nothing but volunteer help. Today they have a half size replica of the Vietnam Memorial Wall that is updated annually with names added in Washington DC the previous year. They also... more »

  Clark H. wrote:

I moved to ND from OH for work. Although I work in Jamestown I ended up living in Valley City because I went to the museum there and thought it was really cool. The staff there including Wes and Allison were very nice and friendly. I thought "the people... more »

  Spof wrote:

I have been a member of the Brick Store Museum for many years and a member of the board of trustees since 2002. I am currently President. The Museum does a terrific job in presenting the history of our community of the Kennebunks through their exhibits... more »

  sdaba wrote:

The SD Chinese Historical Society and Museum has been a parter of the San Diego Asian Business Association for many years. They frequently contribute to our annual fundraiser and have partnered with the organization for events throughout the years. ... more »

  gappy wrote:

I would say I've made an impact on the the children's tours, the house tours and the walking tours by informing the visitors what life was like in early Naples. Adults and children love to know about early Naples. more »

  254lafayette wrote:

It appears guidestar has the incorrect name, it should be the Pacific Aviation Museum. The website they have linked here is also incorrect, www.pacificaviationmuseum.org. The tax returns shown by guidestar are those of the Pacific Aviation Museum. more »

  anon3 wrote:

Really nice place and the remodel was overwhelming when I saw it for the first time again last summer after being away from the area for 4 years. Docents were so helpful and sweet. The lady that does the art was there and she was so nice to let us in... more »

  Director271 wrote:

When I asked to see the financial in-depth financial statements, the executive director launched a character assai nation campaign of lies and innuendos. To have me removed from the board and eventually kicked out of the association that I founded. I... more »

  PeteMars wrote:

Its been my pleasure to volunteer and serve on the board of the Craftsman Farms Foundation. My six year involvement began with giving tours of Gustav Stickley's landmark log home, but as I became more involved I realized I was there because of the extraordinary... more »

  concernedone wrote:

Substantial theft was occurred here involving the attorney general's office and prosecution of their deputy director. Board negligence and poor oversight has been noted. more »

  firstlight wrote:

The Florida Keys Reef Lights Foundation is an all volunteer group with which I am familiar, as the Executive Director of a non-profit Lighthouse elsewhere in the State of Florida. I am very impressed with the dedication and passion of this group that... more »

  w2css wrote:

Extremely noteworthy unique nonprofit that not only documents per organizations mission and purpose, but also holds ongoing community events including diversified social, educational,recreational and training activities for the benefit of the community... more »

  JAH1 wrote:

Wonderful museum located six miles from the Penn Satte University. The current exhibits tell the story of the Commonwealth in conflict in the 20th century with the theme "Tactics and Logistics of Warfare." Nearly every artifact has a Pennsylvania provenance.... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These guys provide a bunch of facilities helping veterans of all ages, and are looking to do more, like a computer center to help vets learn to use system, for purposes including getting a job. more »

  Dale wrote:

This wonderful gem of a museum is tucked away in the tiny historic "gold rush" town of Coulterville that looks today much the same as it did in the 1800s! The museum is located in two historic buildings...one of the original hotels as well as an apothecary... more »

  okiefromwaynoka wrote:

The Waynoka Historical Society is preserving the unique history of Waynoka at Waynoka Station. The Waynoka Air Rail Museum is on the second floor of the restored Harvey House. The museum tells the history of the Santa Fe Railroad in Waynoka, the Transcontinental... more »

  Amy_155 wrote:

This is one of the coolest places in Jersey City. Where else in this completely urban city will you find wild turkeys and sometimes even deer (and now goats)? This site is full of lush greenery and so much history, we are very lucky for the amazing volunteers... more »

  Lori54 wrote:

As a volunteer with Tall Ships Victoria I am familiar with both Lady Washington & Hawaiian Chieftain. The crews of these two ships are great to work with and to sail with. Highly recommend either vessel for a ship tour, sail, or battle sail! more »

  PARENTS2CUREFA wrote:

When my son was born in 1996, it was the most awe-inspiring moment of my life. Holding this little boy, WOW, really changed my life in ways I had yet to discover. His birth and developments were normal; however, his balance and falling were becoming... more »

  rebmann wrote:

Our little school house museum has quite a history. It started out as a two story school in 1874 and educated students in grades 1-8 for 75 years. A fire in 1948 destroyed the second floor of the building. So our school house embarked upon a new career...as... more »

  friend-of-hsv wrote:

Hancock Shaker Village is one of my favorite places in the world. I would live there if I could! It is beaufiful, peaceful and informative. more »

  Debra M. wrote:

The Poe Foundation is carrying out important work to perserve the life of Edagr Allen Poe and to make his life and work touchable to current and future generations and by promoting, encouraging and supporting those who want to be great contributors to... more »

  El H. wrote:

A great place to learn about Santee's history, and a nice museum located inside their 1913 barn. more »

  cdrundles wrote:

The Wheels Museum was such a surprise: I had never heard of it and rarely drove anywhere near the railyards as it is south of downtown--I had no reason to go there. A friend found out about it, so we visited. It is so full of history and historical items!... more »

  John44 wrote:

This group does not follow its By-Laws nor do they file the necessary reports to the IRS or NYS Regents. This group does not follow sound fiscal practices and as a result may not use donated funds as promised. This group cannot be recommended in any... more »

  sewelld wrote:

As a member of the Liberty Team I have been impressed by the emphasis that is placed on educating and maintaining the deeds of those of the paratrooper veterans from WW2 onwards. Those that participated in WW2 are called our "Greatest Generation" and... more »

  Jerry K. wrote:

Gettysburg Foundation is a unique public private partnership with the National Park Service. I started to voluntee in Spring 2012 and have logged over 70 hours in various roles...from fence painting on the battlefield to docent at the historic Rupp House;... more »

  Writer wrote:

Reorganized in 1995, this organization has accomplished much with limited resources--Civil War Living History Day, a Family & Community History Day, change of theme exhibits every 9 months, special events and speaker programs. The museum opened in 2004... more »

  Writer wrote:

Minnilusa Historical Association does a wonderful job of maintaining pioneer museum artifacts and preserving the Black Hills' pioneer history! Also included in the collection are as many as 5,000 historical photographs, that have been converted to digital... more »

  EbeeC wrote:

Until recently, Oberlin Heritage Society was a model area nonprofit. Since the recent resignation of the organization’s long-time Executive Director, the Heritage Center has started falling apart due to an inexperienced board, an ineffectual... more »

  nananan wrote:

The museum is very supportive of veterans group and is run mostly by volunteers. The Pearl Harbor Survivors meeting there, Eagles Wings, a military bereavement group, Viet Man Vets and many other groups. They have a wonderful reference library for anyone... more »

  Becki W. wrote:

I want to tell you about a wonderful museum in a quiet little Indiana town. Wabash has been a city since the 1830's, and there has been a museum since the 1850's. But it wasn't until five years ago that all the wonderful treasures of the county could... more »

  miniaturemom wrote:

DMMDT has been my charity of choice for over 10 years. I have never been involved with a harder working group of professionals and volunteers. Many of the volunteers have collections of their own and are always at the ready with advice and recommendations... more »

  Kempton D. B. wrote:

There something wonderfully moving and marvelously American about this remarkable veteran-founded non-profit organization known as the Louisville Naval Museum, Inc. How it is an army veteran and an air force veteran living in the Ohio River Valley decided... more »

  randyroberts wrote:

I really enjoyed the Museum and thought that it was more professional then some I have seen in Washington DC.. My Grandfathers and Uncles have served in the military since the Revolutionary War. The museum has done a wonderful job in building the exhibits... more »

  Tina Millican wrote:

Just want to say I love their mission to put a portait of George Washington in every school. I remember his portrait when I was a child and am amazed that we no longer have his picture in all our schools. Our children need to be taught who the father... more »

  Rebecca23456789 wrote:

I recently performed a service learning project for my Museum Studies certificate at the University of Iowa. I worked with the marketing department and was given full license to work with the raw data provided to me, in order to create a professional... more »

  mediakath wrote:

The Indiana State Museum Foundation is an integral funding arm of the missions of the Indiana State Museum. The museum covers the science, art, and history of the state of Indiana, allowing visitors and residents the opportunity to learn more about... more »

  ronb wrote:

Friends Of the West Coast Clock & Watch Museum, is a dedicated group, Their function is to assist and aid the museum in fielding exhibits, supply funds for unexpected and continuing expenses and constantly work to improve and broaden the scope of the... more »

  Bonnie_B wrote:

Frying Pan Farm Park is a prime location in the Fairfax County Park Authority system in Northern Virginia. Admission is free. My son and I have been many times throughout the years, enjoying the farm animals, the historic farm life, and the simplicity... more »

  dotw wrote:

The Gala Fundraiser for the Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre in Grand Lake was over and we’d “won”—a three-night stay in Cody, WY and tickets to some of the events at the September 2011 Rendezvous Royale! We were excited. With grandchildren in... more »

  haccher wrote:

When I came on the board to help preserve the historic Soule' Steam Feed Works site, I knew that we were starting a very special project. Our goal was to preserve this turn-of-the-20th-century site for future generations. We also wanted to create a place... more »

  RicWerme wrote:

This is a great little museum that I think is better than some of the better known NH museums, at least if you're interested in telephone history. They go back to the days of crank telephones (Warner had a factory that made nice cabinets for them). There... more »

  cindy2 wrote:

I am pleased to be a member and volunteer at Planes of Fame. I have been involved with the Museum for 16 years . My involvement has ranged from computer work to helping manage a wonderful volunteer organization. My work with Planes of Fame has provided... more »

  Writer wrote:

A really nice museum with the biggest collection of mounted birds in the state. You learn so much about the roots of this beautiful town. The volunteers who run this nonprofit are so nice and knowledgeable. If you get a chance to look at the books they... more »

  Susan284 wrote:

This is a group of women who are all proven descendants of patriots of the American Revolution. We do a lot of service activities for Veterans, we plant trees for conservation and help beautify our local area and so many other things. more »

  Writer wrote:

Everyone should visit the museum on Tuesday or Sunday afternoons between 2 and 5 pm. It's location is 504 Fourth Avenue in Red Springs. It takes several trips to see all the displays of Red Springs history and Robeson County history. more »

  ojoman wrote:

This place is a hidden gem in many ways. Preserving not only buildings but a way of life that existed 150 to 200 years ago. This dedicated group of altruistic volunteers provides a living history lesson as well as a fun, enjoyable experience that is perfect... more »

  artiescrugs wrote:

A few years ago, my wife got us involved in a retiree group through Pima County Parks Department where we would periodically tour local places of interest. In October, 2017, we went to Old Pueblo Trolley Museum loocated at the corner of 36th St. and South... more »

  MEJ2015 wrote:

NSDAR is a class act in their programs that support the mission of education, preservation, patriotism. From the essay contests to support of veterans to one of the best genealogical libraries in the country, NSDAR hits all the right notes. For women... more »

  Aero wrote:

Our Mission: To educate the public, especially our youth, of the roles of aviation pioneers and military heroes, through public displays and exhibits, and events. more »

  ehmannv wrote:

I mailed a check for membership this spring. I was quite surprised to have the check returned to me with no explanation. more »

  ArrJayPDX wrote:

Having grown up in Lake Oswego, I'm most pleased to have been introduced to the Oswego Heritage Council and it's MANY supporters by my wife and Secretary of OHC, Candee Clark Jones. The Organization is extremely valuable to the Community and particularly... more »

  johanclark98 wrote:

On November 1, 2011, the former executive director of This is the Place Historic Park, Matthew Dahl, pleaded guilty to stealing $240,000 from the organization from 2009 to 2011. ... more »

  Stefan4 wrote:

The Kresy-Siberia Foundation (USA) 501(c)3, inactive since 2014, is not associated with the Kresy-Siberia Foundation or the Kresy-Siberia Virtual Museum. It was voted to be dissolved* by its Board of Directors in June 2016, led by President Maria -------,... more »

  Jerry2016 wrote:

Tremendous presentation on a unique and important person in our history. The study itself is unusual and amazing. more »

  friend-of-smrs wrote:

As a volunteer at Southern Michigan Railroad you can experience a variety of activities. Become a crew member, work on track, help with brush cutting, paint a sign, or work in the museum, create train programs. Get involved. Women and men work together... more »

  Sabine Y. wrote:

I have asked for permission to paint with a Carroll County group of watercolorists and was graciously permitted to do this. We have done it several times and enjoy the property and homestead. There is so much history to learn about the people who have... more »

  leeannhartley wrote:

Decent for a small museum, at least their exhibits are okayish. TBH they seem like they know what they are doing for the most part. Director is kinda pushy to talk to. Lots of weird items donated by one family, and they only represent a couple of places.... more »

  gatekeeper wrote:

The Ramona Play, which is produced by the Ramona Bowl Ampitheatre Board of Directors is a breathtaking experience of history and tradition of early California during the 1800's. The Ramona Play is based on the novel "Ramona" by Helen Hunt Jackson. She... more »

  Jonathan39 wrote:

Old Fort Steuben presents an incredibly professional and yet personal experience that immerses the visitor into the world of 1787. Their excellent reproduction combined with thoughtful and insightful tours makes visiting a delight. As a historian for... more »

  Stephanie O.5 wrote:

I cannot begin to say enough about the Gaston museum. The rich history, the amazing stories and the love shared between people for generations. As an ancestor of a Gaston school alumni from Turnertown, Texas during the 30’s, it is a privilege and an... more »

  Marjory wrote:

This organization is truly dedicated to serving people from every corner of Little Compton. It's archive is the most valuable resource we have for Little Compton history and its exhibits genuinely involve and reflect the community. more »

  Writer wrote:

I like that the people are nice and so we can do over homework and do fun activities like movies and board games.Also that we can go outside and play.Also we can go to make at and do experiments. more »

  Suzgl1 wrote:

I am a volunteer at the museum and love coming to the various events and exhibits. All the staff are wonderful and fun to work with. more »

  lovethe916 wrote:

I had a great visit to the California Automobile Museum (I think the Foundation is the actual nonprofit entity, but the Museum is what you actually experience). There are cars from the early 1900s like a REO and a Dodge Brothers car to the beautiful... more »

  Registrada wrote:

I'm an oil industry retiree and a TEM volunteer currently helping with accessioning some donated items in the museum's permanent collection. The museum's primary appeal for me is the history it holds and invites visitors into, with a clearly explained... more »

  Shirley wrote:

When I first drove up to the 1940 Air Terminal Museum I felt like I was on a movie set. Such an elegant building of an era past. Inside I found myself in a world where the feats of engineering were explained through the history of aviation as well as... more »

  Grandinteriors wrote:

I was a consigner for their last Antique and Collectibles auction in July. I thought I could help out the museum and make some money as well. They take 25% of every sale. It was supposed to be a win-win. What a disaster. Not only did they over consign... more »

  Paul102 wrote:

This organization has great leadership and strong strategic planning. The staff is often creating unique museum programming that is exciting and challenges the ideas of what a traditional history museum is. The site is well kept, curated intelligently,... more »

  Janet G.6 wrote:

HIDDEN GEM. This has to be a destination, because no one just stumbles across The Glen. It is a beautiful sanctuary hidden in the verdant Baraboo bluffs. Lots of walking trails and many picnic areas. Especially if you are Catholic (but you are welcome... more »

  SalBa1 wrote:

I just love this Museum and I donate every year. Immigrants of all religions played a very important part in establishing this country. This museum is committed to carrying on the stories of those who played integral parts and preserving their stories.... more »

  leorlov wrote:

Our almost 5-year-old had a blast! His favorite were the large remote-control trains, while I appreciated the level of detail on the entire model railroad. The computer simulation was interesting, too. And the area with push trains for smaller kids is... more »

  teresa4athens wrote:

The Alabama Veterans Museum and Archives is located in Athens Alabama at 100 Pryor Street. When you enter the renovated L&N Depot building you get a feeling of stepping back in the past. The old brick walls and real hardwood floors lends such nostalgia... more »

  Writer wrote:

The F & PRR Line Museum have plans to develop a Maryland Industry Museum in the Frederick County area. The Museum is expected to utilize several local industrial venues. The planners are savvy guys who have developed contacts and networked relationships... more »

  skydaddy61 wrote:

A tremendously dedicated group of volunteers is restoring an historic combat veteran Douglas C-53 to flight. This aircraft participated in Operation Torch and was later the official transport for the Governor of Ohio. It languished for decades at a... more »

  Jeffro C. wrote:

This place offers a great way to walk through Florida's past. more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm a Proud member of the Ninety-Nines, an International organization of women pilots that:PROMOTES advancement of aviation through education and scholarships,PROVIDES mutual support of women in aviationPRESERVES and honors our unique... more »

  Ron Kley wrote:

For nearly 40 years the Norlands Living History Center has enabled visitors of all ages to "play a role in history" at its 19th century historic site. Attending an 1870s class in the one-room schoolhouse; preparing a meal of home-grown ingredients in... more »

  michael kramer wrote:

The South Street Seaport Museum under the dynamic new leadership of the Museum of the City of New York has made a fast turn-around. Funding efforts are now underway to preserve and maintain the fleet of historic ships. more »

  PreservingTheWildwoods wrote:

Taught me everything I knew about the history of Wildwood! more »

  leeannhartley wrote:

We go every summer with my grandsons and we love it. Clean, well kept, TBH my favorite museum in Nevada. TONS of tanks and other vehicles. Staff know a lot about what they have, which is the best part of a good museum. more »

  levansanders wrote:

My name's levan sanders.My daughter is being housed. In a home where the residents are filming home videos and localsite pornaghery. I have went threw the rugler channel in funding on my legal repentation... Please contact me 336-327-3406. Or 336... more »

  bigbrownsis wrote:

Due to unforeseen illnesses the IRS documents were not filed. The organization is in the process of getting our 501 (c) 3 status reinstated. We are also repairing and improving the facility to reopen very soon on a regular basis. If you have... more »

  Frederick M. wrote:

I have been very impressed with the growth and vibrancy of the programs and activity of Dayton History. They are truly reaching their goal of being the historian for the entire Miami Valley. They chronicle the entire history of the region from the earliest... more »

  JMNesson wrote:

For more than 20 years, I've been a weekly volunteer at the Benton County Historical Museum in Philomath, Oregon. It's because of what I've seen and heard there during that time that my husband and I have chosen to support the Museum as legacy donors. I've... more »

  Beth Whisman wrote:

The Foundation supports the educational activities at the David Davis Mansion site in Bloomington, IL to connect visitors and students with the Davis family's story, particularly their connection to Abraham Lincoln and their impact on life in Central... more »

  BennettLP wrote:

The Mountain Post Historical Association was instrumental in the acquisition of the boulders and Bronze plaques dedicated and placed on Founders Field at Fort Carson, Colorado August 15, 2017. The Founders field documents, and is dedicated to the civil... more »

  Vermonter wrote:

Bennington Museum is awesome! It's in Bennington, Vermont. This place has art and history and craft and kid's programs. Definitely worth checking out BenningtonMuseum.org more »

  Debbielr1 wrote:

The International Independent Showmen's museum is such a fun place to volunteer. It brings back great memories and I notice how hard everyone works to keep those memories alive. Mr. David Rivera is very knowledgeable and is great to work with. more »

  Mholan wrote:

Years ago, I was researching the life of my grandfather, who worked in the Pittsburgh streetcar system, but died long before I was born. As now, I was living outside Pennsylvania, far from the museum. The PTM director and archivist were each responsive... more »

  usscm wrote:

A few weeks ago my Wife and I brought three of our Grandsons to the Freedom Trail. Like far too many locals, the boys had never been on it. By the time we reached your museum we were all a bit exhausted but I am so glad we took the time to go in! I have... more »

  8251949 wrote:

The Truman Museum is a wealth of local historical memorabilia. There are 5 rooms of display telling the history of the town and surrounding area. It is staffed with people that will assist in research and tours. The community is very proud of its... more »

  Doocs wrote:

After having lost connection with the museum for a period of time, upon reconnection I was very pleased with just about everything about it - especially, it's aura - I experienced a welcoming feeling, a sense of belonging - it was as if my ancestors had... more »

  Tadashi wrote:

I think Densho is a worthy nonprofit and this is my first donation to the organization; however, the time to load each page of the online donation process took forever (at least 5 min./page). I was patient enough to get through the process, but I recommend... more »

  Meed wrote:

This is an educational, non-profit museum. Their mission is to educate and promote the history of Bourne, MA. They maintain the Aptucxet Trading Post Museum, a replica of the 1627 trading post on the banks of the Cape Cod Canal. The museum also maintains... more »

  Christina A. wrote:

Me and my family visited the Heritage center in June 2011. We loved it! Both my daughters 15 and 12 yeras old and my 7 year old son thought it was fun and they got to see little bit of how their Great great great grandfather lived his life as a cowboy... more »

  Buster_Foyt wrote:

In addition to their amazing film library and movie theater, Northeast Historic Film is actively involved in the revitalization of Bucksport—which is especially crucial now that the paper mill has closed. http://bangordailynews.com/2015/12/01/news/northeast-historic-film-director-at-forefront-of-bucksport-revitalization/ more »

  lritchea2 wrote:

I have been to the museum a few times and always see something I didn't see before.I enjoy antiques and the history behind each item. Some take me back to my childhood which makes me feel good. Love it! more »

  Museumlover wrote:

A small staff of caring people. This museum is free to the public for touring, and helps with local historic research - free of charge. Although it is a "city" museum - it is not run or paid for by the city of Rome. Annual operations budget is $130,000... more »

  Autumn2 wrote:

The Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation is a wonderful nonprofit that dedicates their mission to educating the public about Patrick Henry, his beliefs, and his life at Red Hill. Not only was Red Hill the last home of Patrick Henry it is also where he is... more »

  Writer wrote:

The American Civil War Museum benefits from not only a collection unlike any other but also a talented staff who works hard to teach the legacies of the Civil War. They are doing necessary and important work. more »

  WaShawn wrote:

I had the good fortune to travel to the Northeast in July of this year from my home in Washington State. I say good fortune because among the areas I visited, Bath, Maine and the "Maine Maritime Museum" was top on my list.As someone interested in... more »

  Jan Blum wrote:

Valdez is a small town (4,500 pop) with an exceptionally large foot in the history of the West. The Museum has a modern archives in a warehouse full of historic memorabilia, as well as a downtown location that mounts special exhibits covering the Gold... more »

  beqster65 wrote:

This is a great organization that developed out of the local Urban Renewal era of this historic village's history in the late 1960's through to the 1970's. It has about 3 or 4 local museums with annual events that really bring the community together.... more »

  culturalfan wrote:

Dedham Historical Society has been collecting items that tell the story of Dedham's history for over 150 years. It's building was custom built in the 1880s. The museum has the oldest chair made in America, a great collection of Dedham Pottery, and the... more »

  AGAT wrote:

Organized just 20 years ago, The Armstrong County Museum tells the story of Armstrong County, Texas. The significance of this story is that it is the story of the opening of the west to settlers from Europe who had come to America to be a part of a "new... more »

  Perla N. wrote:

My family and our kids here come quite often. This is a great place for any one interested in aviation. They have a wide range of events. We always learn something when we come here. more »

  ericlighthouse wrote:

This lighthouse group has a fully restored lighthouse along with keepers houses. In one of them is a museum full of interesting information. You can climb the tower and there is even a bench to rest on half way up. Kathy and... more »