The National Portrait Gallery combines aspects of U.S. history, biography, and art for a unique museum experience. The collection has thousands of works of art, dating from colonial times through present day; from paintings, prints, drawings, engravings, photography and work in digital media.

The Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum welcomes groups into the world of mail and stamp collecting; visits cover a range of topics. Virtual tours and exhibitions are available.

The Newseum hosts traveling exhibits related to the First Amendment. Their exhibits and programs, focused on media literacy, features digital artifacts, videos, classes, and more.

Rose Hill Manor Park and Museums present the daily life of Thomas Johnson, Maryland’s first Governor, and the individuals who lived on the property as well as the history of agriculture and transportation in Frederick County.

Exhibits at the Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum feature archives from the 19th and 20th centuries, including artifacts from well-known historical figures like Martha Washington and Robert E. Lee.

Named for The Alexandria Lyceum, the The Lyceum: Alexandria’s History Museum has served as a Civil War Hospital, office building, and the nation’s first Bicentennial Center. Today, the Museum offers exhibitions and public programs.

The President Woodrow Wilson House gives a special glimpse into the private life of Woodrow Wilson while preserving his important legacy for future generations.

The United States Navy Memorial strives to honor, recognize, and celebrate the men and women of the Sea Services. The Memorial includes both a commemorative public plaza and a Naval Heritage Center.

The Women In Military Service for America Memorial is the only major national memorial honoring all women who have defended America throughout history.