| Bureaus
and Offices
within the Department with museum collections |
|
Bureau
of Indian Affairs
More
than 5,600,000 items
Housed at 102 BIA locations and 71 other institutions
|
Bureau
of Land Management
More
than 11,400,000 items
Housed
at
3 BLM locations and 121 other institutions |
Bureau
of Reclamation
More
than 2,800,000 items
Housed
at
9 BOR locations and 19 other institutions |
Fish
& Wildlife Service
More
than 5,600,000 items
Housed
at
173 FWS locations and 217 other institutions |
|
Indian
Arts & Crafts Board
More
than 11,000 items
Housed at 3 IACB locations
|
Minerals
Management Service
55
items
Housed at 4 MMS locations
|
National
Business Center
More
than 5,700 items
Housed at 1 NBC location and 2 other institutions
|
National
Park Service
More
than 120,000,000 items
Housed at 321 NPS locations and 570 other institutions
|
Office
of the Special Trustee
112
items
Housed at 5 OST locations
|
US
Geological Survey
More
than 40,000 items
Housed at 4 USGS locations and 2 other institutions
|
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| Museum
Collection Web Sites at Other Federal Agencies |
Central
Intelligence Agency Museum
The CIA Museum supports the Agency’s operational, recruitment,
and training missions and helps visitors better understand CIA and
the contributions it makes to national security. |
|
US
Diplomacy Center
A
new, state-of-the-art U.S. Diplomacy Center Exhibition Hall will
welcome visitors to the Department of State and show how diplomacy
builds bridges of understanding today and throughout our nation's
history.
|
Department
of State's Diplomatic Reception Rooms
One of the greatest mirrors of America's remarkable cultural accomplishments
in fine and decorative arts of the 18th and 19th centuries. |
General
Services Administration
The Fine Arts Program manages GSA’s Fine Arts Collection
to ensure its safety, accessibility, preservation, and appropriate
use in order to enhance and promote high-quality work environments
for federal agencies and the public they serve. |
Institute
of Museum and Library Services
The primary source of federal support for the nation’s 122,000
libraries and 17,500 museums. |
National
Archives and Records Administration
The National Archives preserves and provides access to the records
of the Federal Government. |
National
Institutes of Health, DeWitt Stetten, Jr., Museum of Medical Research
The Stetten Museum collects, preserves, and interprets biomedical
research instruments and technologies related to the work of the NIH,
and non-scientific objects which place the NIH in historical and cultural
context. |
National
Aeronautics and Space Administration
The Johnson Space Center is tasked to curate NASA's current and future
collections of extraterrestrial samples. |
Smithsonian
Institution
The world's largest museum complex and research organization composed
of 19 museums and 9 research centers. |
U.S.
Army Museums
The Army Museum System consisting of certified Army Museums, museum
activities, National Guard and Army Reserve collections. |
U.S.
Coast Gaurd Museum
Tucked away on the grounds of the picturesque U. S. Coast Guard Academy,
the Coast Guard Museum contains artifacts that span the two hundred
year history of America's premier maritime service. |
National
Museum of the Marine Corps
A lasting tribute to U.S. Marines — past, present, and future. |
U.S.
Navy Museums
Preserving Legacies and Inspiring Sailors. |
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U.S.
Treasury Department
Preserving the cultural resources of the Treasury Building and Treasury
Annex for the enjoyment of the public, Treasury employees, and future
generations.
|
The
White House
Pride of the American nation, the White House collection of fine arts
owes its existence to the scores of individuals and organizations
that have nurtured and supported it. |
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