The late publishing magnate Malcolm Forbes may have been a self-described "capitalist tool," but he had esoteric, almost childish, tastes. He also had the altruism to share what he collected with the public for free. With its model boats, toy soldiers, old Monopoly game sets, quirky collection of trophies, miniature rooms, presidential memorabilia, and jewel-encrusted Fabergé eggs, this is a great little museum for both you and the kids. Personal anecdotes explain why certain objects attracted Forbes's attention and turn the collection into an oddly interesting biographical portrait. The Picture and Autograph Galleries, where the exhibits include Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, is also intriguing.