Moonshot Museum
We first visited just a shot time after they opened so things still felt very new but this would be a great school visit.
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Molly Brown House
Molly Brown, the lady that survived the Titanic sinking, the Great Depression and fought for women’s rights. Her house is open for tours, it’s a little touristy but interesting to […]
Smithsonian Arts + Industries Building
We saw the Futures exhibit. They had an Apollo 7 Guidance computer and some nifty World’s Fair bits and bobs.
Museum of the American Revolution
This was recommended by a number of people and I’m glad we listened. First off, it’s a beautiful museum…it has the quality of a much older building that it really […]
Barnes Foundation
This is a stunner…the building, both inside and out is beautiful. The collection inside is outstanding. The rooms are smaller so aim for a weekday odd time if possible but […]
Graceland
We went to Graceland, Graceland, Memphis Tennessee… It’s a time warp walking in the door. Miles and miles of carpet (on the ceilings), mirrors (also on the ceilings) and pictures […]
National Civil Liberties Museum
Located in the hotel where MLK was shot, this is a must visit if you are in town.
Frist Art Museum
Beautiful building that was originally built as the Nashville Post Office. No permanent collection so it is not so large but well worth the visit.
Daughters of the American Revolution Museum
Stopped in to see a lightning exhibit and ended up in the library and in the state rooms. Beautiful building, overly protective security staff.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Renwick Gallery
It has been said here before, there are still things we have yet to see in DC. 2021 introduced us to the Renwick and it was a joy to visit. […]