Find a venue. Check what is actually on display.
Browse country → state or region → city → venue. Filters are drawn from published venue records. Each venue page links to official visiting information and automatically lists the covered artifact records naming it as their current host.
4 published venues.
United Kingdom → Scotland → Edinburgh
- New College Library, University of Edinburgh
Reported holding institution for Wilkie's typed transcription of Antera Duke diary extracts; current public display of the typescript is not verified.
United States → District of Columbia → Washington
- Carter G. Woodson Home National Historic Site
NPS historic site at 1538 9th Street NW in Washington, DC, preserving Carter G. Woodson's office-home; NPS currently lists the site as temporarily closed for renovation.
United States → Georgia → Albany area
- New Communities at Cypress Pond
Later New Communities continuity site at Cypress Pond in southwest Georgia; current access should be verified directly before travel.
United States → North Carolina → Greensboro
- The Historic Magnolia House
The Historic Magnolia House at 442 Gorrell Street in Greensboro is a surviving Green Book site now operating as a bed and breakfast, restaurant and events venue.
Does “held here” mean “on display”?
No. Venue pages distinguish verified display, appointment access, and objects held there but not on display or with unverified display status. Ownership and historical custody do not establish a current visiting location.
Before travelling
Consult the venue’s official hours, tickets, and access guidance. Displays, loans, exhibitions, and auction previews change. These are independent third-party venues, not Defeat History branches.