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DID YOU KNOW? In the 1920s, local papers such as the Kings Mountain Herald told stories of notorious moonshiners such as 'Old Man Gad,' a figure who became part of the town's Prohibition-era folklore. You can explore his remarkable journey at the Kings Mountain Historical Museum as part of the exhibit "North Carolina Moonshine and Motorsports Trail." Come discover how local moonshiners like Old Man Gad helped turn backroads and bootlegging into a billion-dollar industry. Don't miss the chance to see his display - and take in the full throttle history of our region! Kings Mountain Historical Museum offers FREE ADMISSION, and we are open from Tuesday - Saturday 10am to 4pm. You can call the museum at 704-739-1019.

✨ 𝗘𝗫𝗣𝗢𝗦𝗜𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗔𝗨𝗚𝗨𝗦𝗧𝗢𝗗𝗨𝗡𝗨𝗠 ✨ 🖼 L’exposition événement à Autun ➡️ Plongez dans 40 ans de souvenirs d’Augustodunum, au cœur d’une splendide exposition avec de nombreuses archives photos, articles, vidéos, costumes… 📆 Du 13 juillet au 10 août 🎟️ Entrée GRATUITE 📌 Mairie d'Autun - 1er étage (accès par le grand escalier) ℹ️ Infos & Renseignements 👉 https://augustodunum.fr/laventure-humaine/

Ovaltine didn’t only have a factory. It is also had an egg and a dairy farm in Kings and Abbots Langley. These thatched buildings housed the Jersey Cows and White Leghorn Hens used to produce the fresh milk and eggs for Ovaltine. Explore artistic and architectural depictions of the farms in our latest online exhibition https://exhibitions.dacorumheritage.org.uk/exhibit/the-ovaltine-farms/ Over on our YouTube Channel you can also have a behind-the-scenes tour of the factory and farms in a beautifully made film from the 1960s. #ovaltine #kingslangley #abbotslangley #watford #hemelhempstead #berkhamsted #tring #herfordshire #localhistory

Explore the captivating history of evolving townscapes after World War II at the Moore-Morris History and Culture Center! Discover the stories behind iconic Franklin landmarks like the Franklin Theatre, Gray Drug, Southern Discount, Wilkerson Hardware, Ike Bryan's Dry Goods, and more. Plan your visit today at the LINK IN BIO! - 📍Come see us at 108 Bridge Street, Franklin, TN, 37064 🕒 Our doors are open Tuesday - Saturday, 10AM - 4PM

Rediscover Indiana's lost railways by visiting our newest exhibit, The Electric Railway: Indiana's Interurbans. Supported by Tom and Sue Hoback, and Ayres Foundation, Inc.

Mill Talk: “The Greater Boston School of Harpsichord Building” Opening: “Rediscovering Waltham’s Harpsichord History” Special Exhibition Thursday, March 20 (6:00 PM Exhibit Opening, 7:00 PM Discussion) presented by Mark Kroll, Professor emeritus , Boston University FREE to the public, Registration Required https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mill-talk-the-greater-boston-school-of-harpsichord-building-tickets-1234936922579 Join us for the kickoff of our very special exhibition, Rediscovering Waltham’s Harpsichord History, which will examine the story of Frank and Diane Hubbard, founders and operators of Hubbard Harpsichords manufacturers of instruments and kits for almost 50 years. Through their work, Greater Boston became a center of the revivial of the harpsichord as an instrument and Early Music as a genre. Mark Kroll has written the definitive book on chronicling this important period of music history and collected dozens of firsthand accounts of the principal players, workers, and artisans associated with the ‘Big Three’ harpsichord shops in Greater Boston – Hubbard in Waltham, William Dowd and Eric Herz, both in Cambridge. Kroll will give a talk that sets the context in which the Hubbards’ shop at the Lyman Estate carriage house expanded to the old Cotton Picker Building of the Boston Manufacturing Factory site on Moody Street. Hubbard Harpsichords pioneered the use of DIY kits that became popular in the 1960s and 70s, many of which were built in this mill complex. This Mill Talk marks the grand opening of Rediscovering Waltham’s Harpsichord History, a special exhibition on the artisanship, industry, and art of designing and building harpsichords, exemplified by those of the Hubbard shop. This three-month exhibition will include a full harpsichord, wood-bending frames, tools and materials of the trade, and imagery from the Hubbard shop that centers the workers who created instruments and kits for decades on site. Over the course of its installation, the program will include music, informational talks, panel discussions, and other special events to bring this almost-forgotten part of Waltham’s and Greater Boston’s music history back to the forefront. March 22, 2025: Mark Kroll performs chamber music concert at the Charles River Museum (free, registration required) (supported in part by the Waltham Cultural Council) Speaker Bio: Professor emeritus Mark Kroll, Boston University Mark Kroll’s distinguished career as a performer, scholar and educator spans a period of more than fifty years. He has appeared in North and South America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia as a recitalist and chamber musician, winning critical praise for his expressive playing and virtuosity. He has also performed as concerto soloist with the world’s major orchestras and served as harpsichordist for the Boston Symphony from 1979-2008. Kroll’s extensive list of recordings includes the music of Bach, Handel, Scarlatti, Biber, Duphly, Balbastre, Royer, Schubert, and Hummel; a 10-disc set of the complete pièces de clavecin of François Couperin; critically acclaimed CDs of contemporary harpsichord music; and Dutilleux’s Les Citations with the Boston Symphony Chamber Players. Equally active as a scholar, Kroll has published eight books— Bach, Handel and Scarlatti: Reception in Britain 1750-1850; The Cambridge Companion to the Harpsichord; Ignaz Moscheles and the Changing World of Musical Europe; Playing the Harpsichord Expressively; The Beethoven Violin Sonatas; Johann Nepomuk Hummel: A Musician and His World (a second edition and a Slovakian translation were published this year in Bratislava); The Boston School of Harpsichord Building; and an annotated facsimile of part III of J. N. Hummel’s piano treatise—plus numerous chapters and articles, and scholarly editions for Bärenreiter, Ut Orpheus and A-R Editions. His book, Contemporary Harpsichord Music Since 1900, is in preparation. A dedicated educator, Kroll is Professor emeritus at Boston University, where he served for twenty-five years as Professor of Harpsichord and Chair of the Department of Historical Performance. He teaches and lectures worldwide and has been visiting professor and guest lecturer at Northeastern University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Yale and Princeton Universities, and others throughout the United States. March 22, 2025: Mark Kroll performs chamber music concert at the Charles River Museum (free, registration required) (supported in part by the Waltham Cultural Council)

Discover history in a whole new way at the largest interactive Medieval Torture Museum! ⏰ Open daily, 7 days a week 🎧 Free audio guides included ⭐️ Rated 4.9 stars by thousands of happy visitors! 🚗 Convenient parking options nearby 📍 Visit us at: Chicago, IL Los Angeles, CA 🎟 Reserve your tickets online to save $10 per ticket! Don't miss out—book your visit today!

We are a five star, award winning, museum in Eastriggs, Dumfries and Galloway with an explosive history to share! 💥 During your visit you can find out all about World War One munitions factory, H.M. Factory Gretna, enjoy engaging interactives and stop by our Café for some delicious homemade treats! Learn more here: https://www.devilsporridge.org.uk/ #localmuseum #VisitDevilsPorridge #ItsExplosive #MyDevilsPorridgeMuseumVisit #TheDevilsPorridgeMuseum

A Hidden History Revealed 🔎 Join us at Tampa Bay History Center for the U.S. premiere of "Invisible Immigrants: Spaniards in the U.S. (1868–1945)"—a groundbreaking exhibit uncovering the stories, struggles, and contributions of Spanish immigrants. 📅 March 1 – August 3, 2025 📍 Tampa Bay History Center Explore rare photos, personal letters, and artifacts that connect the past to the present. Don’t miss this exclusive first stop of the exhibit’s U.S. tour! #InvisibleImmigrants #TampaBayHistory #SpanishHeritage

A Hidden History Revealed 🔎 Join us at Tampa Bay History Center for the U.S. premiere of "Invisible Immigrants: Spaniards in the U.S. (1868–1945)"—a groundbreaking exhibit uncovering the stories, struggles, and contributions of Spanish immigrants. 📅 March 1 – August 3, 2025 📍 Tampa Bay History Center Explore rare photos, personal letters, and artifacts that connect the past to the present. Don’t miss this exclusive first stop of the exhibit’s U.S. tour! #InvisibleImmigrants #TampaBayHistory #SpanishHeritage

🌆 Curious about Seattle’s secrets? Dive into the city’s rich past at MOHAI! 🌟 MOHAI reveals the untold stories, legendary figures, and pivotal moments that shaped Seattle. From the waterfront to tech innovation, discover how this city became what it is today. 🚢💡 🎟️ Get your ticket to uncover the legacy of the Pacific Northwest!

🌆 Curious about Seattle’s secrets? Dive into the city’s rich past at MOHAI! 🌟 MOHAI reveals the untold stories, legendary figures, and pivotal moments that shaped Seattle. From the waterfront to tech innovation, discover how this city became what it is today. 🚢💡 🎟️ Get your ticket to uncover the legacy of the Pacific Northwest!

Only one day until we reopen on Monday 6th January 2025! When we reopen you will be able to meet the one and only Agnes, our munitions workers hologram. She will tell you about her life at working H.M. Factory Gretna in World War One. A huge thank you to local actress, Brook Fergusson for skilfully bringing Agnes to life! We were also delighted to work with the amazing Haltwhistle Films Project on this project. Thanks to them too! This display was created as part of a heritage fund project. Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund for their support! #reopeningsoon #localmuseum #VisitDevilsPorridge #ItsExplosive #MyDevilsPorridgeMuseumVisit #TheDevilsPorridgeMuseum

Only one day until we reopen on Monday 6th January 2025! When we reopen you will be able to meet the one and only Agnes, our munitions workers hologram. She will tell you about her life at working H.M. Factory Gretna in World War One. A huge thank you to local actress, Brook Fergusson for skilfully bringing Agnes to life! We were also delighted to work with the amazing Haltwhistle Films Project on this project. Thanks to them too! This display was created as part of a heritage fund project. Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund for their support! #reopeningsoon #localmuseum #VisitDevilsPorridge #ItsExplosive #MyDevilsPorridgeMuseumVisit #TheDevilsPorridgeMuseum

Virginia and the Vietnam War: Our new temporary exhibit is now open on the mezzanine level. Developed by the Virginia Museum of History and Culture, this traveling exhibit shares the stories and experiences of Virginian’s who fought in Southeast Asia. On display now through 2/24/2025. Fifty years since the Fall of Saigon—when communist forces invaded the capital of South Vietnam and renamed it Ho Chi Minh City—Virginians still feel the impact of the Vietnam War, a long, costly, and controversial conflict. The exhibit examines this period in history through the use of oral histories collected across the state. If you have an artifact or two from your service in Vietnam (hat, patches, helmet, boots, etc.) that you would like to display with us, please contact Military Aviation Museum Curator Zack Baughman at volcoord@aviationmuseum.us. The artifact(s) must be able to fit on one shelf within these cases. #Vietnam #Virginia #VietnamWarVeteran #VirginiaBeach #HamptonRoads #Veteran #MilitaryAviationMuseum #MuseumExhibit