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The Dubuque County Historical Society operates the National Mississippi River Museum Aquarium in Dubuque, Iowa. With a focus on the history and significance of rivers like the Mississippi, the museum offers educational experiences that bring the stories of Dubuque, the county, and the region to life. Through exhibits, programs, and the preservation of over 26,000 artifacts, the society aims to inspire stewardship and create a more globally knowledgeable and engaged citizen. The museum's main campus features three buildings, including the Diamond Jo National River Center and the William Woodward Mississippi River Center, connected by a walkway along Dubuque's historic Ice Harbor. Alongside the Mathias Ham Historic Site and the National Rivers Hall of Fame, the museum provides various opportunities to explore the intersection of natural science, human innovation, and the impact of inland waterways. Committed to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion, the Dubuque County Historical Society strives to create a welcoming environment where staff and community members feel valued for their unique perspectives and backgrounds.Generated from the website