On my way to the 1995 IPMS National Convention, I stopped at the Roswell Museum in Roswell, New Mexico. One wing of the museum is set up to appear as Robert Goddard's workshop. While I didn't expect to be allowed to use flash photography, I was stunned to be told by the guard that I wasn't allowed to use my tripod. Therefore, I had to try hand-holding very long exposures. If you find yourself in Roswell, New Mexico, stop in and visit the museum.
Admission is free, after all.
She runs the planetarium and science center and is always looking for people to build models for her wing of the museum. This is the prototype for the first successful liquid fueled rocket that Goddard flew in Massachusetts on March 16, 1926. But I believe that these parts actually flew in one of Goddard's rockets. Here's a rocket on a typical workstand. Here're some more rocket innards.