museumStoryWorks · Urbanicity · Towson, Maryland
The Museums of Urbanicity
Seven buildings on one estate. Every gallery makes a claim and shows its evidence; every drawer opens for the schools. The Social Science Museum holds the curriculum itself — one hundred halls of it. The two newest buildings are the lab and the ladder.
The Museum Of Everyday Living
The Museum of Everyday Living — rooms, tools, tables and beds: how ordinary life was actually lived.
The City
The City — the newest building on the estate. Streets, towers, and the people who stack themselves a hundred floors high.
Revolutionary Change
Revolutionary change — the machines, the crowds, and the ideas that turned the world over.
The Golden Age Of Piracy
The sea between two ports, and the outlaws who ran the water between them. Twelve galleries of ships, weapons, and the law's long reach.
The Social Science Museum
The Social Science Museum — one hundred halls where the curriculum lives: every hall a claim, a counterclaim, and the evidence both ways.
The Museum Of Science, Technology, Engineering And Mathematics
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics — the lab table, the instrument, the proof. Eighteen galleries in which the method itself is the exhibit.
The Tall Museum Of Fictional Make-Believe
The Tall Museum of Fictional Make-Believe — nine landings climbing from the pretend door to the blank page, where the child stops reading and starts writing.
The Schools: the Academy & the Institute →