Exhibitions

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Front facing view of the "Object Project" exhibition. Multiple cases with objects are seen as well as two vertical digital screens.
In the Patrick F. Taylor Foundation Object Project, visitors consider the impact of innovative things on everyday life in the past. This is a place to celebrate some everyday things that changed everything through approximately 250 objects . Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Location
National Museum of American History
Permanent
Gold cross medal with an eagle spreading its wing in the center, hanging on a blue and red ribbon.
This exhibition surveys the history of America's military from the Colonial Era to the present day, exploring how wars have been defining episodes in American history. Through more than 800 artifacts, images, and interactive stations, the . Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Location
National Museum of American History
Permanent
A long, yellow loon missile
In the 1920s, visionaries in the United States, Germany, the Soviet Union, and elsewhere began developing liquid-fuel rockets with an eye toward space travel. Within a couple of decades, rockets and missiles had begun to alter the course of the. Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Location
National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
Permanent
A wooden sign saying "Wegman's Wonderplace" with illustrations of fruits and vegetables.
Wegmans Wonderplace is open Wednesday–Sunday from 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; closed Monday–Tuesday. Hours are subject to change; please check our events calendar for the latest information. Wegmans Wonderplace welcomes curious kids ages 0–6 and their . Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Location
National Museum of American History
Ongoing
A giant bird made up of tiny origami sculptures made from various currency notes.
This exhibition presents young visitors with really big money; that is, money that is large in size, quantity, or denomination. It features striking objects from the National Numismatic Collection, such as Swedish plate money, German billion-. Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Location
National Museum of American History
Ongoing
A rendering of a museum exhibition that features informational panels and interactives about the forces of flight.
Using immersive experiences such as wind tunnels, the newly reimagined exhibition explores how people use science and engineering to maximize and minimize the forces acting on aircraft and spacecraft. Topics such as super– and hypersonic flight. Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Location
National Air and Space Museum
Ongoing
A shirtless statue with a robe around his waist sitting in a chair rising one finger to the sky and the other placed on the arm of the chair holding a sword.
Large, iconic artifacts in the main corridor of each wing highlight the wing's key exhibition themes: Ralph Baer’s Inventor’s Workshop (1st Floor, West Wing) Visitors can view the home workshop of Ralph Baer, known as the inventor of the home . Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Location
National Museum of American History
Permanent
Satellite image of Earth with a black background.
On-going discovery about how our planet works is central to the research of both the Smithsonian and NASA. Data collected from instruments in space orbiting Earth and on the ground helps scientists, policy makers, and communities around the . Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Location
National Museum of Natural History
Ongoing