Living history museums are interactive spaces where visitors can experience and learn about the past through reenactments and demonstrations. These museums often feature actors dressed in period costumes who portray historical figures and everyday people, showcasing their daily lives, crafts, and traditions. Visitors can engage with the environment, exploring authentic buildings, tools, and artifacts from specific time periods. Examples of living history museums include Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia and Plimoth Plantation in Massachusetts, which recreate life in early America, allowing guests to immerse themselves in history.