The ABA Museum of Law—the only one of its kind in the nation—is proud to offer visitors the unique opportunity to explore the role of law and the legal profession in shaping the course of our nation. The Museum is located in downtown Chicago, adjacent to the...

one of the first currency museums that presents its coin collection on the internet and since 2003 is physically accessible at Hadlaubstrasse 106 in Zurich – you will find numerous information about the history of Western key currencies and traditional means of...

Drawn by its beauty and the fabulous free public events, hundreds of thousands of visitors come to the Chicago Cultural Center every year, making it one of the most visited attractions in Chicago. The stunning landmark building is home to two magnificent...

The MBC is an Illinois non-profit corporation that owns and manages two subsidiaries, Museum.TV and the National Radio Hall of Fame (NRHOF) and its website radiohof.org.

The Chicago Athenaeum is an International Museum of Architecture and Design, appropriately based in the world's first city of modern architecture and design—Chicago.

The McCormick Bridgehouse & Chicago River Museum uncovers the marvels of the Chicago River. Visitors find themselves inside the southwest bridge tower of the Michigan Avenue Bridge where each of the five-stories of the Bridgehouse Museum captures a critical moment in...

It is true that art museums are about the stubborn, matter-of-factness of things: the works of art. But access to the Art Institute’s collection has always been enhanced by words and reproduced images. With the launch of our redesigned Web site, we acknowledge the...

The McCormick Tribune Freedom Museum is the nation's first museum dedicated to freedom and the First Amendment.

The Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago has a newly created Collection Research Fellowship funded through a grant from the Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation that will enable the MoCP to conduct research on the museum’s permanent...

Founded in 1924 as Chicago’s College of Jewish Studies, Spertus Institute today offers an innovative, non-denominational array of specialized and public programming, grounded in Jewish thought, inspired by Jewish values, and resolutely relevant to people’s lives.