Located in Oswego, Oswego County, New York, United States

A rare experience awaits visitors to the H. Lee White Marine Museum in Oswego, as they learn about 400 years of maritime history. Housed in a former 1920 grain elevator complex which was partially demolished in 1998, except for a two story section which was generously donated to the museum, H. Lee White Marine Museum is now a fully functional maritime history museum. Exhibits include the original lens from the Oswego West Pierhead Lighthouse, detailed ship models and dugout canoes, to name just a few. Learn about Oswego’s rich fishing history, take a walk through a captain’s cabin dating back to the 18th century or board the WWII Historic Landmark Tug. A trip to H. Lee White Marine Museum is not complete without a visit to Treasure Chest, the well stocked gift shop.

Located in Grove, Delaware, Oklahoma, United States

Har-Ber Village in Grove, Oklahoma is an outdoor walk through village museum containing thousands of artifacts from the early days of America's past. Enjoy a fascinating journey into yesteryear from the nation's founding, through the Wild West, to the beginning of the Industrial Age, through the Korean War. With 112 buildings housing countless collections of antiques and memorabilia, this is America's largest museum. Come feast your eyes on the collections of pottery, glass collections, minerals, blue china, farm machinery, military collections, Indian artifacts, lake front properties and so much more and enjoy a fabulous lunch at the Back Porch Cafe, it's all a must see.

Located in Margate City, Atlantic County, New Jersey, United States

Lucy the Margate Elephant's On-Line Shopping in Margate City offers a vast array of gifts, novelties and souvenirs that will delight people of any age. Lucy the Margate Elephant's On-Line Shopping offers interesting and original elephant products, many featuring the World's Largest Elephant...Lucy and many collectibles and more - come browse and buy!

Located in Eype, Dorset, England, United Kingdom

Eype fossils and fossil collecting offer a wonderful insight and adventure, and on the Eype nodule bed, you can start finding fossils almost immediately. Look out for blocks of 'Dorset Junction Bed', and look out for the layered colours unique to the Junction Bed and smash these open with a heavy lump hammer, then fine split using normal splitting hammers. Eype is a location where you have to work for your finds, take good strong heavy hammers to crack the Dorset Junction Bed rocks. They are usually packed full of Ammonites, shells and many other finds. The on-line shop of the UK fossil website will provide the amateur or professional with all the equipment necessary for a good fossil hunt, from hammers to sieves to stone tumblers and so much more - really fascinating.