• History Museums

• 937.

THE WRIGHT MUSEUM OF WORLD WAR II

Open seasonally from May 1 - Oct 31 In Season: Open 7 Days a week, including holidays Mon-Sat 10-4pm, Sundays 12-4pm 77 Center St, Wolfeboro, NH The mission of The Wright Museum of World War II is to provide a vivid perspective on the profound and enduring impact of the World War II experience on American society.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 938.

Andrew Johnson Heritage Association

A Short History The Friends of the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site is a nonprofit 501c3 organization whose goals are to support the Parks educational programs and other facilities and operational needs.

LUX CENTER FOR THE ARTS

We are a community of art lovers providing education through art classes, artist in residency programs, gallery exhibitions, and community outreach.

• Art Museums

• 940.

Gelman Stained Glass Museum

Home of the most comprehensive collection of stained glass windows in the United States.

• Private Operating Foundations

• 941.

LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY MUSEUM MEMORIAL FUND INC

Earth Stewardship, Outdoor Learning, Food Consciousness, Arts and Rural Culture, Well-Balanced Life The Mission of the Liberty Hyde Bailey Museum is to educate others about Dr.

Greenville Museum of Art

Regional art museum serving Eastern North Carolina and beyond.

• Art Museums

• 943.

Nicolaysen Art Museum

The Nicolaysen Art Museum is the cultural anchor for central Wyoming.

• History Museums

• 944.

Newcomb Historical Museum Inc

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO SAFEGUARD AND SHARE EXISTING AND FUTURE COLLECTIONS RELATED TO THE SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND ECONOMIC HISTORY OF THE HIGH PEAKS ADIRONDACK REGION IN AND AROUND THE TOWNSHIP OF NEWCOMB IN ESSEX COUNTY, NEW YORK.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 945.

Oaks House Museum Corporation

The mission of The Oaks House Museum Corporation is to preserve and interpret the circa 1853 Oaks House, its collection, and grounds, to depict the life of a middle-class family on a mid-19th-century urban farmstead through the story of four-term Jackson mayor James Hervey Boyd, his wife Eliza Ellis Boyd, and their family, focusing on the years 1853 to 1863.