The Warhawk Air Museum is a military aviation museum in Nampa, Idaho. A recent expansion to include the Global War on Terror includes a short overview of the September 11th attacks covering a timeline of the day, immediate aftermath, global impact, and national remembrance.

While the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center (IHMEC) undergoes renovation at the Skokie, Illinois location, a temporary exhibit space was developed in downtown Chicago to bring the cutting edge virtual experiences from the main campus as well as a newly developed timeline space to visitors.

Located on Eaker Air Force Base in Blytheville, Arkansas, this “preview room” provides a glimpse at the upcoming National Cold War Center.

As the final permanent exhibit hall on the National WWII Museum campus, the Liberation Pavilion features two floors of exhibits covering the end of World War II, the Holocaust, and the impact of the war on the United States in the immediate aftermath and today.

In 2021, the B.B. King Museum opened an additional exhibit space that covered the final decade of B.B.’s life and featured an overview off his discography, both studio and live albums, as well as his extensive touring history. Also included was work on the Memorial Courtyard around B.B.’s final resting place.

The Race Day gallery at the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, NY, introduces visitors to what a “day at the races” entails.

The Sazerac House in New Orleans, multi-sensory interactive cocktail museum and working distillery. It’s three floors of exhibits cover historic New Orleans Cocktail Culture to the modern day Sazerac owned brands.

The Holocaust: What Hate Can Do at The Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York, NY, is an personal artifact forward exhibit of Holocaust history.