Not just photos, but they should also have full histories of the airframes in the collection, as many of the better websites such as NASM do. Unless they do that, allowing researchers to access this data easily, they are not serious museums in my view, merely theme parks for entertainment.

I don’t disagree.

That reminds me of another nice website for a small museum.
http://skagitaero.com

The Skagit museum, just5 north of seattle, is home to a number of airworthy pre-war and immediate post-war GA classic aircraft.
Their site has details, with histories, on each of the aircraft, as well as blogs and restoration, Fly-in and other events.

Good to see a smaller museum with such a nice site…especially since they have aircraft you don’t often see in museums.