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58 matches in California
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Small specialty museum documenting skateboard culture and equipment history — social history of sport and design.
Museum documenting death-related history, forensics, and cultural practices — mature content appropriate only for older teens.
Museum tracing the history and physics of the yo-yo as a toy and competitive sport — covers manufacturing history, simple mechanics, and cultural geography of a global toy.
Community museum in Los Gatos with rotating art and local history exhibits — supports interdisciplinary humanities learning in a small-town museum context.
Niche hall of fame tracing the cultural and competitive history of skateboarding through memorabilia and exhibits.
Sneaker-culture museum in Oakland covering the history and design of athletic footwear — supports units on American consumer culture and industrial design.
Vintage motorcycle museum — engineering evolution of internal-combustion vehicles.
Small civic museum and gallery serving South Gate — covers local community history and regional California development.
Small local museum in Palo Alto — regional community history and cultural artifacts of the mid-Peninsula area.
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Local museum on Willow Creek (CA) — gold-rush history and the famous Bigfoot/Patterson-Gimlin film exhibit.
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