Museum sights in Richmond
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Science Museum of Virginia
An interactive, educational, entertaining way to distract the kids.
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Virginia Historical Society
Changing and permanent exhibits trace the history of the Commonwealth from prehistoric to present times.
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Poe Museum
Contains the world's largest collection of manuscripts and memorabilia of macabre poet Edgar Allan Poe, who lived and worked in Richmond.
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Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Has a remarkable collection of European works, sacred Himalayan art and one of the largest Fabergé egg collections on display outside Russia. Also hosts excellent temporary exhibitions (admission free to $20).
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Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia
Highlights the achievements of African American Virginians and displays collections of African arts, textiles and artifacts.
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Virginia Holocaust Museum
The museum is structured like an attic/diorama of the Holocaust survivors who settled here after WWII. It's occasionally kitschy but still powerful, due to the personalized nature of the exhibits. Not recommended for children under 11.
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American Civil War Center at Historic Tredegar
Located in an 1861 gun foundry, this fascinating site explores the causes and course of the Civil War from the perspectives of Union, Confederate and African American experiences. The center is one of 13 protected area sites that make up Richmond National Battlefield Park.
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