Poor Eddie Plank. Almost as scarce as Honus Wagner and a fellow Hall of Famer, but not worth nearly as much. A lot of folks know about the famous T206 Wagner card, but a couple others from that same set are also pretty rare. For instance, supposedly it wasn’t worth it to… Read More
Did you or someone you know save baseball cards? If so, check out the collection. One of those cards might be worth more than $2 million dollars. (You heard right. Six zeroes.) And did you know that card has roots right here in Durham? In fact, the whole baseball card phenomenon… Read More
Time travel across the Durham landscape with Extra Terrestrial Projects. Learn about the historic flora and fauna of Durham County’s Triassic Basin and meet plants that are well adapted to Durham’s post-wild future. We’ll use a few tools to explore the invisible landscape around us – turning environmental data into light… Read More
Did you know that one of the country’s most classic novelties began as a flashy advertising tool with roots right here in Durham? That’s right! The baseball card was once used by savvy businessmen to boost sales, and is now enjoyed as a timeless collectible. Durham and the Rise of… Read More
On Friday evening, March 18th, at a free Pop-Up Event at the Museum of Durham History, Durham will have a chance to learn first-hand about Dr. Aaron McDuffie Moore, who helped shape the city we know today. Led by Moore’s great-great-granddaughter, Blake Hill-Saya, the 6pm – 8pm event will… Read More
Kick off your Valentine’s weekend on Friday, Feb. 12th, 6PM-8PM at Love Is On The Air, a listening party and cocktail hour showcasing stories of love (or “Love Notes”) recorded in our Story Room. The stories were recorded in conjunction with Audio Under the Stars from Duke’s Center for Documentary Studies. Toast… Read More
Whether it’s attending a film screening at Hayti Heritage Center, or taking in a parade at W.G. Pearson Elementary School, make some time for one of the many events going on around Durham during this month-long celebration of African American culture and achievements. “Wilmington on… Read More
On Friday, January 15, the Museum of Durham History will host an event celebrating its latest Our Bull City exhibition, Durham Rotary Club Centennial: Serving Durham and the World Since 1915. The no-cost, public party will be held at the Durham History Hub, 500 West Main St., from 5:30pm until… Read More
Image courtesy The Associated Press Third Friday festivities don’t stop just because the weather turns chilly. As a matter of fact, we realized it’s perfect for one of the most cherished holiday traditions: caroling! We are welcoming anyone who enjoys huddling up with their family, friends, neighbors, and strangers to sing… Read More
Thanks to all the folks who stopped by this weekend for Third Friday and the Holiday Art Walk! The Schulmeister-Antona violinists toughed out the Friday night air under the gazebo, while the artists arrived early Saturday AM to transform the History Hub into an intimate marketplace, complete with colorful displays. Read More