9/11 and Beyond Completed in 1973, New York City’s World Trade Center towers stood as landmarks of human achievement and symbols of American strength, dominating the skyline at 110 stories each. These iconic towers, housing 50,000 workers and welcoming over 200,000 visitors daily, became integral to the landscape of Lower Manhattan and [...]
Vietnam: The Real War The Vietnam War was a costly and divisive conflict that saw North Vietnam and its communist allies clash with South Vietnam and the United States. Deeply intensified by Cold War tensions between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, the war claimed the lives of over 3 [...]
Virtual Tour of the exhibit previously on display at the Tacoma Art Museum. In the 1830s, after completing his monumental Birds of America series, John James Audubon (1785–1851) embarked on a new and equally ambitious project alongside his sons: documenting the mammals of North America. Their goal was to create a definitive [...]
Rebels with a Cause Margaret Jordan Patterson (1867-1950), Anemones, ca. 1935, watercolor on paper. 9 ¾ x 6 ¾ in. Huntsville Museum Association Purchase, 2008 – Sellars Collection, 2018.05 Rebels With a Cause presents a captivating selection of paintings, drawings, and sculptures from The Huntsville Museum of Art’s celebrated Sellars [...]
