Museums - businesshistory.net



		We have listed some of our favorite Museums and Historic Sites in hopes that you will find them of interest as well. If you know of sites and museums that should be added, please let us know. We would be happy to add them.

	Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village Dearborn, Michigan	Founded in 1929, it is the World's oldest and largest museum and historic park dedicated to the history of American business and American innovation.
	Hagley Museum Wilmington, Delaware	Birthplace of the Du Pont Company in 1802, a fascinating mix of restored blackpowder mills, gardens and natural scenic beauty. It has the archives of many old companies.
	Museum of American Finance New York, New York	At the foot of Broadway just off Wall Street, it is home to the World's largest public museum archive of financial documents and artifacts.
	Hershey Museum Hershey, Pennsylvania	Hershey Museum tells the dramatic story of Hershey -- The Man, The Town, and The Industry. It is part of a large and spectacular family-oriented tourism center.
	John Deere Historic Site Dixon, Illinois	At the exact location of the blacksmith shop where John Deere developed the steel plow that tamed the prairie and revolutionized world agriculture.
	Museum of Broadcast Communications Chicago, Illinois	Since 1993, helping to preserve our radio and television history as an Archive Center, a Hall of Fame, and home to Exhibitions and Events.
	George Eastman House Rochester, New York	Opened in 1949 on the estate of the founder of Eastman Kodak, Eastman House is home to the International Museum of Photography and Film.
	National Inventors Hall of Fame Akron, Ohio	The National Inventors Hall of Fame was established in 1973 by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and what is now the National Council of Intellectual Property Law Associations.
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