Horicon Marsh

Located in southern Wisconsin, about an hour’s drive northwest from Milwaukee, lies a virtual paradise for lovers of nature and migrating water fowl.

Sinnemahoning State Park

Remotely nestled in the heart of the First Fork Valley in north central Pennsylvania is Sinnemahoning State Park.

Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center

An experience dealing with the enlightenment’s idea of using the scientific method to reveal the laws of nature and human society.

An Enduring Union

In 1911, the 21st United Confederate Veterans Reunion was held in Little Rock, Arkansas with over 160,000 visitors over a three day period

Things You Need To Hear:

Just how different was life in Arkansas 50—or 100—years ago? The face of family, work, school and leisure was quite different than that of today.

Badges, Bandits and Bars

The state of Arkansas developed a reputation as a rough place early in its history. Badges, Bandits and Bars explores three aspects of that history.

The Adventures of Hydro

An environment of clouds and kiosks that enhance the learning experience of Florida’s watersheds.

Arkansas/Arkansaw:

Shedding new light on the evolution of Arkansas’s backwoods, hillbilly image and reputation.

How it Began

It was perhaps the most daring construction project the world had ever seen.

A Circus Hitched to a Tornado

As the duo traveled across Arkansas, one reporter stated that the spectacle resembled “a circus hitched to a tornado.”

Interactive Combine Simulator

This traveling exhibit shares the hands-on experience of harvesting crops.

Brothers In Arms

The Civil War from the perspective provided by a collection of letters from Alex and Tom Spence, brothers who served as soldiers in the Confederate’s Army of Tennessee

“Gotcha!”

Visitors are lured to a jar of “Free Cookies” and as they reach to grab the free bounty, a wilderness camera snaps a photo of the unsuspecting guest.

Try Us!

“Try Us!” The motto of one Arkansas military company in the 2-year Mexican War conflict. Learn about the controversial evolvement of Arkansas in this War.

Arkansas Black Hall of Fame

Each year in October, the foundation honors black Arkansans with a gala highlighting their life long achievements.

Lincoln Theater Experience

A unique video experience is produced for a multi-dimensional theatre constructed in the Champaign County Courthouse.

John Barleycorn Must Die

Arkansas became “dry” even before national prohibition became a reality in 1920.

Raiders of the Lost Arkansas

“Imagine my chagrin when I visited such museums as the Peabody at Harvard; and found that their finest and most valuable Indian displays had been sent from Arkansas,” – Dellinger.

Medical School Exhibit

From 1912 to 1935 the Arkansas State Medical School was housed at the Old State House which was originally the state’s capital.

Louisiana Purchase

“We have lived long but this is the noblest work of our whole lives…The United States take rank this day among the first powers of the world”.

Sweet Sounds II

This interactive touch-screen kiosk takes visitors on a journey through the state’s rich musical history with the likes of Johnny Cash and a host of others.

Art, Tradition and Industry

Combining the artistry of filmmaking with the artistry of this exhibit’s subject matter; American Art Pottery.

A Piece of My Soul

Quilts posse a heritage like no other heirloom. They are each uniquely comprised of actual pieces of history containing memories, both good and bad.