I'd like to see a vagina museum, actually.
If the premise was curating the history of gynaecology, culture of birth practices around the world, what contraception did for women, what a vagina is (and what it is not) and how to look after it, what female sexuality is and why we don't know much about it, what normal vaginas are and what is not normal (endometriosis etc), how vaginas and female sexuality have been represented in art and media, what happens at menarche/pregnancy/menopause, venus de willendorf, sheila nan gigs, all that sort of stuff.
First and foremost inclusion? Bog off. Yes to having stuff about trans surgery and treatment and how a neo vagina is not the same as a vagina. But, not first and foremost.
There is a lot of ignorance and shame about female bodies, and a museum could do powerful work to change that.
But not if their first and foremost focus is on biological and physiological untruths.