Visit the Alexandria Archaeology Museum to learn how the City’s archaeologists work with residents to study and manage archaeological resources important to the community’s past.

Experience the artistry and craftsmanship of pre-industrial America at the DAR Museum. The museum offers on-site tours of period rooms, as well as virtual resources and videos.

At the Fort Ward Museum & Historic site, groups can visit one of the Union forts that were built to protect Washington, DC during the Civil War. Living history activities allow groups to understand what daily life was like for a Union soldier in the Civil War.

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum celebrates the creative achievements of local and global cultures from antiquity through today.

At the Historical Society of Washington DC, learn about Washington and experience a hands-on approach to historical research thru exhibits, tours and activities.

The National Academy of Sciences (CPNAS) explores the relationships between culture, science, engineering, and medicine through rotating art exhibitions, a permanent art collection, and a series of public programs.

See the 1903 Wright Flyer, the Apollo 11 Command Module, and more at the National Air and Space Museum. Virtual exhibitions and online learning activities are available.

View exhibits at National Archives Museum Washington DC and participate in hands-on activities and programs based on documents, images, maps, posters and more.

At The National Inventors Hall of Fame Museum, learners can step into a world of inspiration, challenge, and discovery and unlock their potential with STEM. Make learning fun with the hall’s virtual activities.

Explore the richness of America’s past at the National Museum of American History. In addition to on-site programs, virtual exhibitions and distance learning resources are available.

The National Museum of Natural History features an interactive space that brings collections out from behind the scenes. A virtual, distance learning program is available.

The National Museum of the US Navy chronicles the history of the Navy from the American Revolution to present, offering on-site trips and a virtual, distance learning program.