Warner Bros. Museum

Opened in 1996 within Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California, this public museum presents the company’s film and television history through a compact but wide-ranging collection assembled for display by archivist Leith Adams, with many items from Jack M. Warner’s estate. Built with the adjacent Steven J. Ross Theater on the former site of a film vault, it forms part of the studio’s VIP tour. Its holdings include costumes, props, animation cels, letters, awards, and major screen-used objects from productions ranging from Casablanca and The Maltese Falcon to Batman, Friends, Harry Potter, and The Lego Movie, showing how Warner Bros. shaped its identity across decades.

Burbank, California · United States