The Museum of Durham History is thrilled to see board member Ruth Dzau featured as the Volunteer of the Week from The Triangle Nonprofit & Volunteer Leadership Center! Ruth Dzau has been an integral member of the Museum of Durham History’s Board of Directors for many years, bringing a… Read More
As a nonprofit museum, we rely on the financial support of individuals, foundations, and corporations, as well as Durham County and the City of Durham to mount our exhibits within the Museum building and to send our exhibits out beyond our walls. Your support makes… Read More
The Museum of Durham History was awash in heartfelt moments during the Names to Know banner exhibit, which was on view from September until mid-January. This special showcase, part of the Museum’s commemoration of 100 Years of Duke: Names to Remember, highlights some of the individuals whose lives intersected… Read More
On Friday, January 17, the Museum of Durham History hosted a memorable opening event for its newest addition to the 100 Years of Duke: Names to Remember exhibit. Titled Nuestra Historia, Nuestra Voz / Our History, Our Voice: Latinés at Duke, this student-curated banner exhibit highlights the significant contributions… Read More
Despite the frigid weather of late, the Museum is itching to travel! In our mission to serve as a “museum beyond walls” and as continuing programming for 100 Years of Duke: Names to Remember, we have developed a traveling version of Durham A-Z: E is for ESP. Originally part… Read More
With the introduction of Our History, Our Voice, we will be removing the volunteer-curated sidewalk display of Duke-related Durham residents from various eras and industries who have profoundly impacted the community. Come visit the Museum this weekend for a last chance to appreciate these great folks!… Read More