Come to SciTech, where science is an adventure! Play with our engaging exhibits while you explore our spacious and colorful museum. At SciTech we give our visitors an opportunity to explore science in a family-friendly, comfortable environment. More than 200 hands-on...

The William Tanner House Museum is located on the corner of Oak and Cedar, (2 blocks west of Route 31 and 2 blocks north of New York St.) Built in 1857, this Italianate-style house was the home to prominent merchant, William Tanner and his family. The family owned...

The William Tanner House Museum is located on the corner of Oak and Cedar, (2 blocks west of Route 31 and 2 blocks north of New York St. Built in 1857, this Italianate-style house was the home to prominent merchant, William Tanner and his family. The family owned the...

The Aurora Regional Fire Museum is located in Aurora's old Central Fire Station. The museum is open to the public regular hours, and features a variety of interactive exhibits designed to educate and entertain children, families, and firefighters.

The Walter Payton Museum was created in 1996 to honor the accomplishments of Walter's life and careers. Featuring his High School, College and Professional Football Careers, we also take you to his Auto Racing, Musical, and Roundhouse Development Careers

The Schingoethe Center serves both as the University's museum of Native American culture and as a setting for research and teaching related to the study of cultural artifacts and related texts. With a primary responsibility to enrich the teaching and learning...

The African-American Heritage Museum and Black Veterans Archives is equal parts memorial and mirror, commemorating and reflecting the complexity of late 20th Century life, and its elaborate, and at times bewildering, commingled histories.

Blackberry Farm is a living history museum on 54 scenic acres with a lake, ponds and a meandering stream. The grounds contain an arboretum with more than 200 varieties of trees, floral displays and historic agricultural gardens.

The Little White School Museum located at 72 Polk Street two blocks from historic downtown Oswego, IL holds the rich history of the community and reflects the spirit of its early residents. Built as a church in 1850, then used as a one-room school until the mid...

The Leon M. Lederman Science Education Center is a place for K-12 educators and students. It houses the Teacher Resource Center, the Quarks to Quasars Hands-on Exhibits, technology and science labs and a store.