A Living History Museum is a type of museum where visitors can experience and learn about history through interactive exhibits and demonstrations. These museums often feature actors or reenactors who portray historical figures, allowing guests to engage with the past in a more immersive way. Common themes include specific time periods, cultural practices, or significant events. Visitors to a Living History Museum can participate in activities such as traditional crafts, cooking, or farming, often using tools and techniques from the era being represented. Examples of such museums include the Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia and the Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts, which showcase life in early America.