National Building Museum Located in the historic Pension Building, the museum commemorates the American building arts through exhibitions on architecture, design, construction and engineering. A unique historical resource, the museum acquires, preserves, operates and displays electric street railway equipment. Indoor and outdoor exhibits trace the role of the Navy from the Revolution to the Space Age. A museum and portrait gallery, the Sewall-Belmont House displays suffrage and equal rights memorabilia of the National Women's Party. Textile Museum Visitors here enjoy exhibitions of unique textile arts.
Researchers come to the museum to study the technical and artistic facets of textiles.
Visitors will find rare and endangered plants, medicinal plants orchids, carnivorous plants, and many more. We will remember. This powerfully moving museum contains a three-floor permanent exhibition, computerized learning center, education center and teacher resource facility, research institute, and the central Hall of Witness and Memorial Hall of Remembrance. For the kid in all of us, the museum features antique doll's houses, dolls, toys, games, working trains and seasonal exhibits.