The Mildred Westervelt Warner Transportation Museum’s Swimming Together exhibit is mentioned in the 2022 edition of Mosaic magazine! Mosaic is the annual magazine of the Alabama Humanities Alliance. They love
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Fourth of July Holiday Closures
Happy Fourth of July from The University of Alabama Museums! Each of our museums has its own holiday schedule so we’d like to help make it easier to know when
Swimming Together Exhibit – Now thru Aug 27
The Swimming Together exhibit is up through August 27, 2022. Visit the Museum Tuesday – Saturday from 10:00 – 4:30 to learn about swimming history in our community. See swim
UA Museums – Spring Break Hours
Here are the Spring Break Hours from The University of Alabama Museums! Each of our museums has its own schedule so we’d like to help make it easier to know
Do you have Tuscaloosa swim artifacts?
Hey #Tuscaloosa! The Transportation Museum’s next exhibit is about #swimming. We are reaching out to you for artifacts to display during the exhibition April – August 2022. We’re looking to
Museum Participating in Flow Tuscaloosa Project
The Mildred Westervelt Warner Transportation Museum is excited and proud to collaborate with Flow Tuscaloosa, The Fashion Archive, and The Collaborative Arts Research Initiative (CARI) for Swimming Together, an initiative to
Museum Selfie Day 2022
Museum Selfie Day is on January 19, 2022! Started by London blogger Mar Dixon, the Museum Selfie Day trend has gone worldwide and spawned a plethora of creative posts on
UA Museums’ Holiday Closures
Happy Holidays from The University of Alabama Museums! Each of our museums has its own holiday schedule so we’d like to help make it easier to know when they are
Giving Tuesday 2021 (November 30)
GivingTuesday reimagines a world built upon shared humanity and generosity. Whether it’s making someone smile, helping a neighbor or stranger out, showing up for an issue or people we care
‘This is living history’: UA highlights Muscogee artist Mary Smith
The Crimson White wrote an article about the Mildred Westervelt Warner Transportation Museum‘s current exhibit about Native American artist, Mary Smith!