The Durham Museum’s Virtual Vault is a unique opportunity to see behind-the-scenes while learning about a topic that your class is studying! These 15-minute experiences are perfect as an introduction to many topics in your classroom and take students into the vault to view artifacts about the following topics:
WWII Trunk
Money Matters
Exploring Maps
Unique Nebraska
Retro Tech
A special thank you to our generous sponsors: The Lincoln Financial Foundation.
Multipoint: $0.00Multipoint Premium: $0.00
This program is free of charge.
15 minutes
Education: Grade(s) Kindergarten, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Adult Learners
10
30
Programs must be requested no later than 4PM CST the Friday prior to your requested date. Classes are available Mondays between 12PM CST and 4PM CST and Tuesdays-Fridays between 8:30AM CST and 4PM CST. Please check that your account is in the correct time zone before booking.
Receive this program and 9 more for one low price when you purchase the CILC Virtual Expeditions package. Learn more
For more information contact CILC at (507) 388-3672
Please notify us with-in 48 hours if it is necessary to cancel a session. We understand that cancelations my occur (ie due to weather) and will reschedule
The Durham Museum
Omaha, NE United States
The Durham Museum offers a fascinating look at the history of the region and offers a broad-range of traveling exhibits covering subjects ranging from history and culture, to science, industry and more through our affiliation with the Smithsonian Institution and strong ties with the Library of Congress, National Archives and the Field Museum.
Contact: Education Department education@durhammuseum.org 4024445027
1. The program will begin with an introduction by a museum staff member (a curator if available). 2. 2-3 artifacts will be presented that relate to the topic chosen, as staff asks students what they have learned or hope to learn about the topic. 3. Time for questions will be allowed at the end.
Objectives will vary based on the topic chosen. The goal of the program is to relate museum objects and the work we do to preserve them to topics students are already learning about in the classroom.
State and regional standards will vary based on the topic chosen.