List of Academy Award trophies on public display

The following table lists Academy Awards held in museums and public collections:

Year  | Award  | Award Recipient  | Film  | Current location | Country  | Acquisition Date  | Notes

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1927/28 | Best Actor in a Leading Role | Emil Jannings | The Last Command and The Way of All Flesh | Filmmuseum Berlin, Berlin  | Germany  | Unknown  | [1]
1930/31 | Best Story | John Monk Saunders | The Dawn Patrol | Flight Museum, Seattle, Washington | United States  | Unknown  | Displayed alongside a jacket worn by Errol Flynn in the remake, eight years later.[2]
1931/32 | Honorary | Walt Disney | Creation of Mickey Mouse  | The Magic of Disney Animation, Bay Lake, Florida | United States  | Unknown  | Displayed along with several other Academy Awards won by Disney. However, the others in the case are noted on their plaques as being replicas "for studio display case".[3]
1932/33 | Best Actress in a Leading Role | Katharine Hepburn | Morning Glory | National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. | United States  | 2009  | Displayed along with three other Academy Awards won by Hepburn.[4]
1938 | Best Adapted Screenplay | George Bernard Shaw | Pygmalion | Shaw's Corner, Hertfordshire | England  | 1950  | Displayed alongside Shaw's Nobel Prize in a display case, covered by a green cloth.[5]
1942 | Best Documentary Feature | John Ford | The Battle of Midway | International Spy Museum, Washington, D.C. | United States  | Unknown  | [6]
Ken G. Hall | Kokoda Front Line! | National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, Acton, Australian Capital Territory | Australia  | 2015  | [7]
1945 | Best Documentary Feature | The Governments of Great Britain and the United States of America  | The True Glory | Imperial War Museum North, Trafford Park, Greater Manchester | United Kingdom  | Unknown  | [8]
1949 | Best Costume Design, Color | Leah M. Rhodes | Adventures of Don Juan | Museum of the Gulf Coast, Port Arthur, Texas  | United States  | Unknown  | Displayed in the Notable People Section of the Museum (second floor)
1951 | Academy Award for Best Actress | Vivien Leigh | A Streetcar Named Desire | Victoria and Albert Museum, London | United Kingdom  | Unknown  | Displayed in the theatre and stage exhibition.[9]
Best Documentary Feature | Olle Nordemar | Kon-Tiki | Kon-Tiki Museum, Oslo | Norway  | 1952  | Displayed in the Kon-Tiki exhibition, in the same room as the original Kon-Tiki raft. The film is screened every day at noon in the museum cinema.[10]
Honorary | Gene Kelly | Achievement in choreography on film  | Mugar Memorial Library, Boston, Massachusetts | United States  | Unknown  | Part of the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center, located on the fifth floor of the library.[11]
1954 | Best Actor in a Supporting Role | Frank Sinatra | From Here to Eternity | Sinatra restaurant, Encore Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada | United States  | Unknown  | Displayed inside the Sinatra restaurant.[12]
1955 | Best Effects, Special Effects | Walt Disney Studios | 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea | Walt Disney: One Man's Dream, Bay Lake, Florida | United States  | Unknown  | Displayed with props from the film in a special case.[3]
1959 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role | Shelley Winters | The Diary of Anne Frank | The Anne Frank House, Amsterdam | Netherlands  | 1976  | Donated by Winters to The Anne Frank House in 1976. Displayed inside the museum.[13]
Best Documentary Feature | Bernhard Grzimek | Serengeti Shall Not Die | Haus der Geschichte, Bonn | Germany  | Unknown  | [14]
Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award | Bob Hope |  | Bob Hope Memorial Library, Ellis Island National Museum, New York City | United States  | 2008  | Hope came to the United States through Ellis Island. The statuette is displayed with other Hope memorabilia at the library entrance.[15]
1961 | Best Short Subject, Cartoons[16] | Dušan Vukotić | Surogat | Zagreb City Museum, Zagreb | Croatia  | Unknown  | Inside the Animation History exhibit.[17]
1964 | Best Actor in a Leading Role | Rex Harrison | My Fair Lady | Mugar Memorial Library, Boston, Massachusetts | United States  | Unknown  | Part of the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center, located on the fifth floor of the library.[11]
Best Art Direction, Black-and-White | Vassilis Photopoulos | Zorba the Greek | Benaki Museum, Athens | Greece  | 2007  | Displayed in the Ghika Gallery on the Third Floor.[18]
Best Documentary Short Subject | Charles Guggenheim | Nine from Little Rock | National Archives, Washington, D.C. | United States  | 2007  | Displayed outside of The William McGowan Theater.[19]
1966 | Best Actor in a Leading Role | Paul Scofield | A Man for All Seasons | Victoria and Albert Museum, London | United Kingdom  | 2011  | [20]
1967 | Best Actress in a Leading Role | Katharine Hepburn | Guess Who's Coming to Dinner | National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. | United States  | 2009  | Displayed along with three other Academy Awards won by Hepburn.[4]
1968 | Best Actress in a Leading Role | Katharine Hepburn | The Lion in Winter | National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. | United States  | 2009  | Displayed along with three other Academy Awards won by Hepburn.[4]
1969 | Best Documentary Feature | Bernard Chevry  | Arthur Rubinstein - The Love of Life | Museum of the City of Łódź, Łódź | Poland  | 2001  | Displayed with awards given to Arthur Rubinstein.[21]
1971 | Best Original Song | Isaac Hayes | Shaft | Stax Museum of American Soul Music, Memphis, Tennessee | United States  | 2011  | "Sits on a pedestal in the museum not far from Hayes' custom 1972 gold-trimmed, peacock-blue Cadillac Eldorado"[22]
1978 | Honorary | Museum of Modern Art Department of Film | Film preservation and promotion efforts  | Museum of Modern Art, New York City | United States  | 1979  | Awarded "for the contribution it has made to the public's perception of movies as an art form." Displayed in the lobby of the museum.
1981 | Best Picture | David Puttnam | Chariots of Fire | National Media Museum, Bradford, West Yorkshire | England  | Unknown  | [23]
Best Actress in a Leading Role | Katharine Hepburn | On Golden Pond | National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. | United States  | 2009  | Displayed along with three other Academy Awards won by Hepburn.[4]
1985 | Best Art Direction | Josie MacAvin | Out of Africa | Irish Film Institute, Dublin | Ireland  | 1992  | Donated to the IFI in 1992.[24]
1988 | Academy Award of Merit | Ray Dolby and Ioan Allen  |  | Dolby Theatre, Los Angeles, California | United States  | Unknown  | [25][failed verification]
1989 | Sound | Russell Williams II, Donald O. Mitchell, Gregg C. Rudloff and Elliot Tyson | Glory | National Museum of African American History and Culture, Washington, D.C. | United States  | 2015  | Donated by Russell Williams[26]
1990 | Sound | Jeffrey Perkins, Bill W. Benton, Gregory H. Watkins and Russell Williams II | Dances with Wolves | National Museum of African American History and Culture, Washington, D.C. | United States  | 2015  | Donated by Russell Williams[27]
2003 | Best Foreign Language Film | Denys Arcand | The Barbarian Invasions | TIFF Bell Lightbox, Toronto, Ontario | Canada  | Unknown  | Displayed near the entrance to the home of the Toronto International Film Festival
Best Animated Short Film | Adam Elliot | Harvie Krumpet | Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne, Victoria | Australia  | Unknown  | Displayed in the Screen Worlds gallery.[28]
2005 | Best Adapted Screenplay | Larry McMurtry | Brokeback Mountain | Booked Up bookstore, Archer City, Texas | United States  | 2006  | Displayed inside the entrance to McMurtry's bookstore, alongside his Golden Globe for the same screenplay.
Best Original Song | Three 6 Mafia | Hustle & Flow | Memphis Music Hall of Fame, Memphis, Tennessee | United States  | Unknown  | Displayed in the Three 6 Mafia exhibit.[29]
Numerous  | Varied | Walt Disney | Various works  | Walt Disney Family Museum, San Francisco, California | United States  | 2009  | Displays Disney's 27 individual Academy Awards.[30]

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