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This museum promotes the understanding and appreciation of the visual arts, cultural heritage and natural history of southern Illinois. A variety of exhibitions pertaining to southern Illinois are on display.
Address: 700 Logan College Road Carterville IL USA 62918
 1 618 985-2828
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This museum houses a collection of books, oil field memorabilia and artifacts relating to the history of oil. The museum strives to collect, preserve and interpret significant materials pertaining to the oil history of Illinois Basin and the surrounding areas.
Address: Hwy. 33 Oblong IL USA
1 618 592-6439
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This museum is dedicated to the appreciation of outstanding achievements made by African-American citizens. The museum is located in the University Mall and open daily.
Address: University Mall Carbondale IL USA
1 618 457-2217
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Situated in a historic home, this museum offers an introduction to the history of Pope County. The museum features exhibits, antique furniture and personal mementos of Pope County residents.
Address: Main St. & Columbus Ave. Golconda IL USA 62938
1 618 683-3050
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Open Tuesday through Saturday, this museum boasts a collection of over 50,000 objects and a variety of temporary exhibits showcasing art and historic artifacts. The gift shop features a selection of gifts, books and jewelry.
Address: Faner Hall at Southern Illinois University Carbondale Carbondale IL USA
1 618 453-5388
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Crawford County VFW 4549 Military Museum Robinson
Various military equipment, artifacts and memorabilia are on display at this military museum. It is located in the re-modeled ICCR depot and features a granite wall with the names of local soldiers etched into it.
Address: East Main Street Robinson IL USA 62454
1 618 544-2065
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This museum, operated by the Perry County Historical Society, provides a wealth of permanent and temporary exhibits exploring the history of Perry County. A gift shop is located on-site.
Address: 108 W. Jackson St. Pinckneyville IL USA 62274
1 618 357-2225
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Crawford County Historical Museum
This museum is operated by, and located on the campus of, the Lincoln Trail College. Exhibits include archaeological displays and a large collection of James Jones' memorabilia. The museums is only open on Sunday afternoons or by appointment.
Address: Lincoln Trail College Robinson IL USA 62454
1 618 544-3087
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Artifacts and photographs pertaining to coal-mining, railroads, business and farming in the Centralia area are on display at this museum. Admission is free.
Address: 240 S Locust Centralia IL USA 62801
1 618 545-0657
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Located at the Metropolis town square, this museum is dedicated to Superman, also known as the Man of Steel. The museum features over 20,000 items pertaining to Superman, including collectibles, movie props, posters, toys and more.
Address: Town Square Metropolis IL USA
1 618 524-5518
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Displays at this museum highlight the life and political career of Paul Powell and explore the history and genealogy of Johnson County. The museum houses several large quilts that reveal a wealth of information about the past citizens of Johnson County.
Address: 404 West Vine Street Vienna IL USA
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This museum houses a mural depicting Vandalia in the first half of the 19th century, historic tools and farm equipment, Civil War items and a variety of other artifacts from the area. The museum is open Monday through Saturday, and on Sundays from April to December.
Address: 301 W Main Vandalia IL USA 62471
1 618 283-4866
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Dedicated to the preservation of local history, this museum features a collection of artifacts and memorabilia. Visitors have the chance to see a number of rotating exhibits pertaining to local history, industry and everyday life.
Address: 119 W. 3rd Street Mount Carmel IL USA 62863
1 618 262-8774
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Hoiles-Davis Museum
The Hoiles-Davis Museum was established by the Bond County Historical Society. The museum houses a large collection of Civil War memorabilia, World War I bond posters, domestic arts and Indian artifacts.
Address: 318 W Winter Ave Greenville IL USA 62246
1 618 664-1590
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This museum is dedicated to General John A. Logan, a celebrated Civil War general, a member of the Senate and the founder of Memorial Day. Photographs, portraits, maps, exhibits and memorabilia help tell the story of this American hero.
Address: 1613 Edith St. Murphysboro IL USA 62966
1 618 684-3455
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This museum is dedicated to Richard Bock, a famous sculptor who crafted a number of significant works in the Chicago area. The museum boasts a collection of over 300 bronze and plaster sculptures, as well as a number of personal letters written by Richard W. Bock, Frank Lloyd Wright, Alphonso Iannelli, Karl Bitter and William Gray Purcell. Photographs of the sculptor's projects are also on display.
Address: Greenville College Campus Greenville IL USA
1 618 664-6724
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Clinton County Historical Society Museum
This museum explores the history of Clinton County through a variety of exhibits.
Address: 1091 Franklin Street Carlyle IL USA
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