The tours will begin in the museum's Stevens House, where visitors will step into the parlor set up for the wake of little Henry Stevens, who perished in 1828 at age 3. The next stop is the Wethersfield Ancient Burying Ground, with Henry Stevens's tiny headstone and those of his father and mother,the final resting […]
Visit the UI Mobile Museum and its 2018 exhibits at the Muscatine Area Farmers Market! Discover, Develop, Deploy Translational science is a never-ending cycle of innovation and discovery that seeks solutions to improve the world’s health concerns. The University of Iowa’s Institute for Clinical and Translational Science supports researchers across a wide range of research […]
There will be a public archaeological excavation at Camp Shelby that will investigate a site with occupations dating to the prehistoric and historic periods.
Archaeologist Sam Brookes will conduct Native American mound tours at the Great Delta Bear Affair.
Join us for a tour of historic Willow Wild Cemetery on Saturday, October 27 at 10:00 a.m. Explore the graves of World War I veterans and learn of their activities during the "Great War." We will meet at Sam Rayburn's grave near the entrance gates to Willow Wild. Refreshments available.
Recovering a Forgotten Past: Join Friends of New London, Virginia and Liberty University Department of History for a celebration of historic New London. Tour historic buildings including Mead's Tavern and the Alum Springs Hotel. See recent archaeological discoveries. Attend an African American Brush Arbor service (10:15am). Visit an authentic Revolutionary War camp. Explore equipment and memorabilia from World War […]
The Sam Rayburn House State Historic Site will host an open house on October 29 in celebration of October as Texas Archeology Month. The visitor center will include a display of archeological materials uncovered during an excavation at the Sam Rayburn House in 1977
Archaeologist Sam Brookes will conduct Native American mound tours at the Great Delta Bear Affair.
The Llano Uplift Archeological Society (LUAS) provides tours of the Nightengale Archeological Center twice a month.
Join local archaeologist Kimberly Connors to uncover the hidden history of South Acton's Mill Corner. Our 1 1/2-mile hike will start at the Jones Tavern and highlight historic industrial sites from the early 18th-through the mid-20th centuries. We will discuss what features allowed South Acton to be the home of mills, factories, and a regional […]
