American Clock & Watch Museum
Bristol, Connecticut
860-583-6070
www.clockandwatchmuseum.org
The American Clock & Watch Museum celebrates the innovation and artistry of the clock and watch industries through unique collections that engage, educate, and enrich its community. Visitors will discover one the largest collections of American-made timepieces in the world and learn about the innovative geniuses who played a major role in revolutionizing the clock and watch industries in America.
Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures
Heurich House Museum
Washington, D. C.
202-429-1894
heurichhouse.org
The Heurich House Museum exists in the late-19th century Dupont Circle mansion, carriage house, and grounds built for German-American immigrant Christian Heurich, whose brewery was the largest in D.C. and a household name.
Today, the Museum explores the American Experience through the stories surrounding Christian Heurich and his brewery, and creates an equitable path to success for local small-scale artisans, makers, and craftspeople. Our historic interpretation focuses on people whose voices have previously been muted - household staff who were often people of color, craftspeople and artists who decorated Heurich’s home, immigrant brewery workers, and women in the family.
Fort Collins, Colorado
970-221-4600
globalvillagemuseum.org
The mission of the Global Village Museum is to present exhibits of art and objects from diverse world cultures and to offer community events and educational programs to build mutual understanding.
The Museum’s diverse collections and artifacts are on display in one of four gallery spaces: Main Gallery, Mundoville Gallery (International Folk Art in Miniature), Village Arts Gallery, and Hall Gallery. The Main Gallery showcases temporary exhibits every three to four months.