The Peterson Museum (basically the Louvre of automobiles) did the same -or very close- with wonderful video tours of areas that only paying 150$ would get you to see (The Vault).
The Seattle flight museum also started a series where the main curator would talk about individual planes in long format, way better experience than looking at photos online.
The Tank Museum (formerly Bovington Tank Museum) is also doing a long-running series of "tank chats" on their exhibits. They don't only give some very interesting details (if you're into that sort of thing) but also give some deep historical context behind the vehicles.
Thanks for the links, absolutely great channels. I wonder if there exist something like curated "awesome list" of museums online? Because I don't even think it's possible to find these gems just doing a search on Google/YouTube which returns mostly low quality to spam results.
I made a list of museums, galleries and libraries that make their collections available in the public domain with high resolution downloads. A lot of places, even if their collections are out of copyright only have low resolution images available.
Tomorrow/early next week I'll throw in the boilerplate ( contributing.md, PR template, and see about organisation/generation/TOC/etc.) and then i'll start adding the mentions from this thread and others i know of.
Once it's decent and ready for wide contributions, i'll post on HN, Reddit and co.
https://www.youtube.com/user/PetersenMuseum/videos
The Seattle flight museum also started a series where the main curator would talk about individual planes in long format, way better experience than looking at photos online.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCda1wjNf7JaYgx9ukXRqgIQ
Those are just the ones I noticed as an Aviation and Automobile enthusiast. If anyone knows others please share ;_;