Make your plans to join us on July 25, 2020, for Bama Bug Fest! We are excited to partner with our colleagues at the Alabama Museum of Natural History and our
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Hallowed Grounds: Race, Memory, and The University of Alabama
Dr. Hilary N. Green is an Associate Professor of History in the Department of Gender and Race Studies and serves as the co-program director of the African American Studies program.
Bama Bug Fest 2019
This year the Warner Transportation Museum and the Alabama Museum of Natural History launched a new annual event, Bama Bug Fest, to celebrate the diversity and benefits of arthropods, a
Bama Bug Fest: Upcoming Event at Transportation Museum
This year we are proud to partner with the Alabama Museum of Natural History to launch a new annual event, Bama Bug Fest, to celebrate the diversity and benefits of
Moundville Archaeological Park Knap-In Event
Knap-In 2019: Learn How Native American Stone Tools Are Made! March 8 – 9, 2019 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM each day Moundville Archaeological Park and Museum Moundville’s annual Knap-In
Join Us for Our Holiday Open House
Mark your calendar and join us! The University of Alabama Museums is hosting a Holiday Open House on Sunday, December 9, 2018. Come by for refreshments and holiday cheer and
Exhibit of Artifacts from Downtown Bank Site Opens Nov. 15
The University of Alabama Museums’ Tuscaloosa Bicentennial Exhibit Series showcases the history of the city learned from the archaeological excavations of the Bank of the State site in downtown Tuscaloosa
Undergraduate Matt Culver Creates WWI Exhibit at Warner Transportation Museum
Undergraduate Matt Culver collaborated with a group of students working on two World War I exhibits on campus in remembrance of the war’s centennial. Titled “Lafayette, We Are Here! America
Transportation Museum Returns to UA Control
Tuscaloosa City Hall transitioned the Mildred Westervelt Warner Transportation Museum back to the control of The University of Alabama, which oversaw the formation of the museum when it opened in
Tuscaloosa Transportation Museum waives admission charge; now free for all to tour
“We are very excited to open the doors of the Transportation Museum to all of our residents and visitors to enjoy and be able to learn about Tuscaloosa’s rich history,”