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A museum was a type of establishment, found in many cultures, devoted to the educational interpretation and display of objects having historical, scientific and/or artistic value. Notable Starfleet ships were on occasion turned into museums.

After being looted by the Hur'q, the Sword of Kahless ended up in the central museum of a Gamma Quadrant world. (DS9: "The Sword of Kahless")

In 1986, the Cetacean Institute in San Francisco was the only museum on Earth exclusively devoted to whales. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)

In 2152, the Paraagan mining colony on Paraagan II had a museum. (ENT: "Shockwave")

A.G. Robinson thought the escape pod he used to eject from NX-Alpha "should make a nice addition to the Starfleet Museum." (ENT: "First Flight")

In 2269, after losing the Slaver weapon, Hikaru Sulu lamented that it would have looked nice in some museum, prompting Spock to opine that it never would have reached the museum, as someone else would undoubtedly seize it first. (TAS: "The Slaver Weapon")

A small number of jevonite artifacts from the burial vaults of the First Hebitian civilization were preserved in museums after their discovery in the 22nd century. However, by the late 24th century they had been sold to pay for the Cardassian war effort. (TNG: "Chain of Command, Part II")

James T. Kirk and Hikaru Sulu both (but independently) once saw a mid-20th century computer demonstrated in a museum. Montgomery Scott claimed to have seen drawings of some of the ships captured in the Delta Triangle in museums. (TOS: "Tomorrow is Yesterday"; TAS: "The Time Trap")

By the 2360s, a Constitution-class starship was housed in the Federation's Fleet Museum. (TNG: "Relics")

In 2268, the cultural museum on Ekos accepted humanoid specimen for display. (TOS: "Patterns of Force")

A fragment of the Stone of Gol was housed in a Vulcan museum, until it was stolen in 2369. (TNG: "Gambit, Part II")

By 2370 the Enterprise NX-01 had long been a museum ship. (ENT: "These Are the Voyages...")

In 2370, Quark's cousin Kono was wanted on Cardassia V for stealing bone carvings from a museum. (DS9: "Shadowplay")

In 2370, because of the atmospheric dissipation on Boraal II and his inability to save its inhabitants because of the Prime Directive, Nikolai Rozhenko complained that the only way he would be allowed to preserve Boraalan culture was in a museum. (TNG: "Homeward")

In 2371, a band of Nausicaan raiders broke into the central museum on Remmil VI. (DS9: "Change of Heart")

There were multiple natural history museums showcasing the history of life on Earth. (VOY: "Distant Origin")

In the late 24th century, the museums on Norcadia Prime were considered amongst the finest in their sector. (VOY: "Tsunkatse")

In an alternate timeline, Annorax called his Temporal weapon ship a "museum of lost histories". (VOY: "Year of Hell", "Year of Hell, Part II")

In another alternate timeline, the USS Voyager had been turned into a museum by 2404. (VOY: "Endgame")

Sometimes to indicate age and rarity of an object, it was said that it belonged in a museum or that it was a museum piece. Such was the case when a primitive microscope was discovered on Miri's homeworld. After discovering a Promellian battle cruiser in 2366, Jean-Luc Picard also claimed it belonged in a museum. (TOS: "Miri"; TNG: "Booby Trap")

Museums

A cut scene from "Family" furthermore mentioned the Prado.

Museum ships

Enterprise NX-01
USS Voyager (alternate timeline)

Background information

When the script of the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "The Visitor" describes the state of the USS Defiant in the early 2400s, it notes that the "dedication plaque is probably gone... an exhibit in a museum somewhere".

External link

Museum at Wikipedia

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-A '''Museum''' is location devoted to the educational interpretation and display of objects having [[history|historical]], [[science|scientific]] and/or artistic value.
+[[File:Kyrian_Museum_of_Heritage.jpg|thumb|Inside the Kyrian Museum of Heritage]]
+A '''museum''' was a type of establishment, found in many cultures, devoted to the educational interpretation and display of objects having [[history|historical]], [[science|scientific]] and/or [[art]]istic value. Notable Starfleet ships were on occasion turned into museums.
+After being looted by the [[Hur'q]], the [[Sword of Kahless]] ended up in the central museum of a [[Gamma Quadrant]] world. ({{DS9|The Sword of Kahless}})
+In [[1986]], the [[Cetacean Institute]] in [[San Francisco]] was the only museum on [[Earth]] exclusively devoted to [[whale]]s. ({{film|4}})
 In [[2152]], the [[Paraagan]] [[mining]] [[colony]] on [[Paraagan II]] had a museum. ({{ENT|Shockwave}})
+[[A.G. Robinson]] thought the [[escape pod]] he used to eject from [[NX-Alpha]] "should make a nice addition to the Starfleet Museum." ({{ENT|First Flight}})
-In the [[2360s]], a {{ShipClass|Constitution}} [[starship]] was housed in the [[Federation]]'s [[Fleet Museum]]. ({{TNG|Relics}})
+In [[2269]], after losing the [[Slaver weapon]], [[Hikaru Sulu]] lamented that it would have looked nice in some museum, prompting [[Spock]] to opine that it never would have reached the museum, as someone else would undoubtedly seize it first. ({{TAS|The Slaver Weapon}})
-By [[2370]] the [[Enterprise (NX-01)|''Enterprise'' NX-01]] had long been a museum ship. ({{ENT|These Are the Voyages...}})
+A small number of [[jevonite]] artifacts from the burial vaults of the [[First Hebitian civilization]] were preserved in museums after their discovery in the [[22nd century]]. However, by the late [[24th century]] they had been sold to pay for the [[Cardassian]] war effort. ({{TNG|Chain of Command, Part II}})
+[[James T. Kirk]] and [[Hikaru Sulu]] both (but independently) once saw a mid-[[20th century]] [[computer]] demonstrated in a museum. [[Montgomery Scott]] claimed to have seen drawings of some of the ships captured in the [[Delta Triangle]] in museums. ({{TOS|Tomorrow is Yesterday}}; {{TAS|The Time Trap}})
+By the [[2360s]], a {{class|Constitution}} [[starship]] was housed in the [[Federation]]'s [[Fleet Museum]]. ({{TNG|Relics}})
+In [[2268]], the [[cultural museum]] on [[Ekos]] accepted humanoid specimen for display. ({{TOS|Patterns of Force}})
+A fragment of the [[Stone of Gol]] was housed in a Vulcan museum, until it was stolen in [[2369]]. ({{TNG|Gambit, Part II}})
+By [[2370]] the {{EnterpriseNX}} had long been a museum ship. ({{ENT|These Are the Voyages...}})
 In 2370, [[Quark]]'s cousin [[Kono]] was wanted on [[Cardassia V]] for stealing [[Cardassian bone carving|bone carvings]] from a museum. ({{DS9|Shadowplay}})
+In [[2370]], because of the [[atmospheric dissipation]] on [[Boraal II]] and his inability to save [[Boraalan|its inhabitants]] because of the [[Prime Directive]], [[Nikolai Rozhenko]] complained that the only way he would be allowed to preserve Boraalan culture was in a museum. ({{TNG|Homeward}})
-In [[2371]], several [[Nausicaan]]s broke into a museum on [[Remmil VI]]. ({{DS9|Change of Heart}})
+In [[2371]], a band of [[Nausicaan]] raiders broke into the central museum on [[Remmil VI]]. ({{DS9|Change of Heart}})
+There were multiple [[natural history museum]]s showcasing the history of life on Earth. ({{VOY|Distant Origin}})
+In the late [[24th century]], the museums on [[Norcadia Prime]] were considered amongst the finest in their sector. ({{VOY|Tsunkatse}})
 ''In an [[alternate timeline]], [[Annorax]] called his [[Krenim weapon ship|Temporal weapon ship]] a "museum of lost histories".'' ({{VOY|Year of Hell|Year of Hell, Part II}})
 ''In another alternate timeline, the {{USS|Voyager}} had been turned into a museum by [[25th century|2404]].'' ({{VOY|Endgame}})
+Sometimes to indicate age and rarity of an object, it was said that it belonged in a museum or that it was a museum piece. Such was the case when a primitive microscope was discovered on [[Miri's homeworld]]. After discovering a [[Promellian battle cruiser]] in [[2366]], [[Jean-Luc Picard]] also claimed it belonged in a museum. ({{TOS|Miri}}; {{TNG|Booby Trap}})
 == Museums ==
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 *[[Fleet Museum]]
 *[[Fort Knox]]
+*[[Griffith Observatory]]
+*[[Metropolitan]]
+*[[Movieland Wax Museum]]
 *[[Museum of Kyrian Heritage]]
 *[[Norcadian Museum of Entomology]]
 *[[Royal Museum of Epsilon Hydra VII]]
 *[[Smithsonian Institution]]
+*[[Starfleet Museum]]
+{{bginfo|A cut scene from {{e|Family}} furthermore mentioned the [[Prado]].}}
+===Museum ships===
-== Background Information ==
+*{{EnterpriseNX}}
-When the script of the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' episode {{e|The Visitor}} describes the state of the [[USS Defiant (NX-74205)|''Defiant'']] in the early [[25th century|2400s]], it notes that the "[[dedication plaque]] is probably gone... an exhibit in a museum somewhere".
+*{{USS|Voyager}} (alternate timeline)
+== Background information ==
+When the script of the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' episode {{e|The Visitor}} describes the state of the {{USS|Defiant|2370}} in the early [[25th century|2400s]], it notes that the "[[dedication plaque]] is probably gone... an exhibit in a museum somewhere".
 == External link ==
-*{{wikipedia}}
+* {{wikipedia}}
-[[Category:Establishments]]
 [[de:Museum]]
+[[Category:Establishments]]