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==Martin and Osa Johnson Safari Museum==
The Martin and Osa Johnson Safari Museum is located in Osa's hometown of [[Chanute, Kansas]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.safarimuseum.com/|title=Home|first=Safari|last=Staff}}</ref> Formed in 1961 to preserve the Johnsons' achievements and to encourage further research into their fields of study, the Safari Museum (as it was originally named) has grown and flourished. The museum started with a core collection of the Johnsons' films, photographs, manuscripts, articles, books, and personal belongings donated by Osa's mother. The museum shares the beautiful old railroad depot with the Chanute Public Library.

In 1998, the Martin and Osa Johnson Safari Museum was named by the History Channel Traveler website as one of the "Top-Ten Historic Sites for Valentine's Day" that "capture romance, American-style." In 2001, [[The Pitch (newspaper)]] named Chanute, Kansas, and the museum as "Best Romantic Day Trip."

The museum is governed by a twelve-member volunteer Board of Trustees. Additionally, there are honorary trustees who help support and represent the museum. Honorary trustees include: Jack Badal, [[Robert Ballard]], [[Kevin Brownlow]], M. Miller Davis & Ayden Mayeri, Nancy Durbin, [[Jack Hanna]], Ed Elbert (producer of, among others, ''[[The Mighty Quinn (film)|The Mighty Quinn]]''), Kelly Enright, Joyce Harrell, Dick Houston (president of Elefence International), Yvonne Houston (Osa's niece), Eleanor & Pascal Imperato, [[Schuyler Jones]], [[Nancy Landon Kassebaum Baker]], Lamont Lindstrom, Kenneth Love, Kate & [[T.J. Miller]], Margaret Moore, Kay & [[George Schaller]], Igor Sikorsky, Jr. (son of [[Igor Sikorsky]]), Jan & Romi Svatoš, [[Roy Thomas]], Stan Walsh (Travel Adventure Cinema Society), [[Keith Leveret Wauchope|Keith Wauchope]] ([[United States Ambassador to Gabon]], retired), Holly Wofford (Lake Paradise Entertainment producer) and Ray Woods.

Honorary trustees in memoriam include: [[Marianna Beach]], Vern Carstens (the Johnsons’ pilot), Gary K. Clarke (director emeritus of the [[Topeka Zoo]] and president of Cowabunga Safaris), [[Clive Cussler]], Dick Douglas, Clarke Getts (Osa's second husband), Byron Harrell, Belle Leighty (Osa's mother), David Martin, Douglas Oliver, [[Mike Resnick]], C. Jackson Selsor, Kenhelm Stott, Jr. (general curator emeritus of the [[San Diego Zoo]] and trustee of the [[National Underwater and Marine Agency]]), [[Lowell Thomas]], Joseph Tilton (Johnsons’ cameraman), Mahlon Wallace III and Helen (Joyce) & George Wauchope (Helen was the Johnsons’ secretary who previously worked for Lowell Thomas).