The museum is spread over four levels. Entrance is free. The section on early immigration which explains how the ethnic Indian tribes were driven away from their home land and how they got marginalised, was an eye opener. Also liked the section on Inca road

This building was built in the 1970s and was very dark. However, around 2009 they opened up the center of the building with a new open glass stair case that allowed more light into the building. Sections of the museum are being renovated so check...More

A lot to see. I liked a lot the part dedicated to civil war, independence war and the presidents of the USA.

Today we drove over to the District to visit the Museum of American History. District of Columbia was extremely busy with tourists. We enjoyed the museum and saw so many things from our history Lincoln’s top hat was a big surprise . Lots in our...More

This is a great museum with incredible and fascinating displays and such a large amount of things to see it would take at least 8 hours to do it justice. Unfortunately, we had less than 2 hours since we had a 12:30 pm entry time...More

I can’t believe this museum is ranked higher. It’s a must stop. There’s so much diversity in the exhibits. It was interesting seeing the history of America thru inventions and items of the era. The military exhibit was amazing from the Revolutionary War to Modern...More

Tons of wonderfully done and often interactive exhibits. The kids loved the transportation section and the First Ladies Dresses. We all enjoy the overview of your history through the decades. If you only have a little bit of time or lots of time this is...More