History Museums????????????

Leontine Kreitz: I think most museums have a more narrow focus them what you are looking to accomplish. For example, museums are usually tied in to their geographic location like in Pennsylvania, Valley Forge has a focus on the Revolutionary War while Gettysburg has a focus on the Civil War and in Hawai'i museums focus on World War II (Pearl Harbor). I think the answer to your question is NO. Museums share exhibits that travel across the globe like King Tut but they usually have a more narrow focus than "the World" on the everyday....Show more

Iris Shawcroft: The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, Illinois includes artifacts and exhibits from cultures and animals all over the world, as does the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, New York.Most museums specialize in the interests of space and cost, but natural history museums, because of their focus on the biological and anthropological sciences, tend to have a diverse range of smaller ex! hibits from around the world.The Smithsonian Museums in Washington, D.C. are a collection of buildings located along the National Mall. In close proximity to each other, they contain collections ranging from natural history to the history of the Native American to the history of flight. These museums are also free to the public....Show more

Talisha Digrande: The problem with World History is that it's such a big subject. Every museum has to specialise, if only for reasons of space.

Refugio Gastineau: Most museums have a world history section, but most museums are a little more specific then general world history. Pick an era you are interested in and you will find a museum dedicated tot hat, I am sure.