The Making of a Museum
by Bob Mays The Museum of American Speed is a non-profit corporation with 501c3 status. It was formed to preserve, interpret, and display items significant in racing and automotive history. Moreover, it presents a...
by Bob Mays The Museum of American Speed is a non-profit corporation with 501c3 status. It was formed to preserve, interpret, and display items significant in racing and automotive history. Moreover, it presents a...
by Ellie Charter and Mandy Haase-Thomas The Lincoln Children’s Museum unlocks unlimited adventures throughout its expansive 23,000 square foot interactive exhibit spaces. Now featuring two new exhibits that joined the museum in the fall of...
by Julie Nichols Quilts are a paradox: at once common and extraordinary, emblems of frugality or opulence. Whether decorative, useful, symbolic or ceremonial, quilts and quilting traditions have existed for thousands of years on every...
by Caroline Clements In 1958, thanks to the generosity of UNL alumnus Ralph S. Mueller, the University of Nebraska State Museum (UNSM) opened a “theater among the stars” at Morrill Hall. The original SkyView shows...
by Mary Friesen These are only some of the activities for children and families in Lincoln. Some were designed and built just for kids and some are fun for almost anyone. So if there are...
by Caroline Clements Morrill Hall has launched new exhibits celebrating two famous Nebraskans and their contributions to the public understanding of science through their art. The first, National Geographic Photo Ark by Joel Sartore, highlights...
Speedway Motors Museum of American Speed by Jason Lubken The Museum of American Speed has been in an exciting state of evolution since opening in 1992. With each following year the collection continues to outgrow...
by Kelly Stenka Lincoln Children’s Museum has unveiled a brand-new, immersive exhibit that promises to cultivate the imaginations of young visitors while providing an educational adventure like no other. “Here We Grow” invites families to...
by Jackson Wilde Hung on gallery walls at the International Quilt Museum, quilts made during World War I show the loss, sacrifice and patriotism of an era punctuated with conflict. With traditional patterns and repurposed...
by Caroline Clements “Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.” —Louis Pasteur, French chemist, 1822-1895. When a person visits the University of Nebraska State Museum-Morrill...
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