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Metropolitan Waterworks Museum
Boston, Massachusetts
617-277-0065
waterworksmuseum.org
The Metropolitan Waterworks Museum uses its architecturally magnificent building, mammoth steam pumping engines, and the adjacent historic Chestnut Hill Reservoir to interpret unique stories of one of the country’s earliest metropolitan water systems. Through educational programs and exhibits focused on engineering, architecture, urbanism, public health, and social history, the Museum connects these stories to current issues and future challenges.
As one of the few free museums in Boston, the Waterworks
Museum consists of the Great Engines Hall, housing three historic, steam-powered pumping engines, and a two story glass-enclosed pavilion, featuring the Overlook Gallery where special exhibits are located.
Dennos Museum Center
Traverse City, Michigan
231-995-1055
dennosmuseum.org
The Dennos Museum Center seeks to engage, enlighten and entertain its audiences through the collection of art, and the presentation of exhibitions and programs in the visual arts, sciences and performing arts.
Delta Blues Museum
Clarksdale, Mississippi
662-627-6820
www.deltabluesmuseum.org
The Delta Blues Museum showcases Delta Blues artists and explores the history and heritage of the music through its displays of instruments, stage outfits, and the remains of Muddy Waters’ former home.