Like something from the pages of a fairy tale, “House of the River Sticks” is a display of objects reclaimed from flooded areas that creates a world fit for fantastical creatures, at the Southern Ohio Museum in Portsmouth, through February.
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See a stunning collection of 10,000 of ancient objects ranging in age from 1,500 to 8,000 years in age. The artifacts are reconnected to the original land from which they came, and installed in a gallery that represents the legacy of the first people to call it home.
Learn about the role Athens County played in the Civil War at this exhibit full of artifacts which also features guest speakers on related topics, a civil war encampment and artillery demonstrations.
Interactive exhibits set up to look like a doctors office, farmers market, general store and school room are full of hands–on activities for you to experience.Â
The exhibition features 360–degree panoramic photography of interior and exterior images from iconic locations across the U.S. Photographer Thomas R. Schiff uses a custom–made Hulcherama panoramic camera to achieve his unique views.
Historic downtown Cambridge is transformed into an English village Dickens himself would have loved, complete with life–size characters recreating Victorian scenes and activities.
Photos of jazz performers from the 1940s through 1960s, taken by an avid jazz–fan, are displayed. The photos include such jazz legends as Billie Holiday, Dizzie Gillespie and Ella Fitzgerald.
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