The Strong National Museum of Play

Home to the permanent interactive exhibit “Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street”, the museum also holds a large collection of items donated by the Henson family.

Chicago History Museum

Houses the “Burr Tillstrom Papers.” Tillstrom, creator of the 1947 TV show Kukla, is represented through preserved puppets, production materials, photographs, and fan correspondence.

Canadian Museum of History

Boston Public Library

Dwiggins Collection: Two rooms exhibit William Addison Dwiggins’ marionette theatre and puppets, along with his tools, drawings, typefaces, book designs, and personal archives.

Museum of the Moving Image

The museum features a permanent exhibition on Jim Henson’s work for film and television, along with other notable materials on puppetry.