Museum of History

The chatty, pugnacious parrot Ignatius ("Ignatz" for short), newest guest speaker at the Cape Suzette Museum of History.

Scholars and schoolchildren alike benefit immensely from a visit to Cape Suzette's Museum of History. Those with a love of learning will savor a tour through the white halls of this public institution, which dedicates itself to the acquisition, conservation, study, and exhibition of objects with historical or artistic value. The Museum of History traces world cultures from antiquity to the Great War and present era; its counterpart, the Museum of Aviation, draws a more precise focus on the history written by the men, women, and machines of the Age of Aircraft.

The Museum of History books guest speakers for lectures on special topics. First on this list is the newly-hired parrot-turned-stool-pigeon Ignatius, eyewitness expert on Captain Juan Tumannie and his treasure in the Carl's Bear Caverns.