The National Union Museum is a dedicated institution that showcases the history and significance of labor unions in the United States. It highlights the struggles and achievements of workers and their organizations, providing insights into the labor movement's impact on society and the economy. Visitors can explore various exhibits featuring artifacts, photographs, and documents related to key events and figures in labor history, such as the American Federation of Labor and notable labor leaders like Samuel Gompers. The museum aims to educate the public about the importance of collective bargaining and workers' rights.