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  • Sea Monsters Revisited – The Carta Marina and beyond

    • Art
    • Collections
    • Exploration

    The Carta Marina depicts the geography of Northern Europe, the British Isles and Iceland. More importantly, it is populated with figures from Scandinavian history and folklore, and with animals both real and imagined.

  • Women’s Magic of the Arctic

    • Art
    • Collections
    • Cultural Heritage
    • Women's History

    For most indigenous groups around the world, there are gender-based roles and skills, and these skills are taught by their elders in order to pass on their traditions from generation to generation.

  • Hampton Roads during WWII: the WAVES

    • Military
    • Women's History

    Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES) was the women’s branch of the Naval Reserves during World War II

  • Ida Lewis: Mother of all Keepers

    • Collections
    • Women's History

    Ida Lewis' acts of heroism are still inspiring women of all ages and created legacies that now bear her name.

  • Beyond the Frame: An Introduction

    • Art
    • Beyond the Frame
    • Collections

    Learn more about the inspiration behind our new  monthly video series Beyond the Frame!

  • Hampton Roads City Nature Challenge, April 30 to May 3, 2021

    • Mariners' Park
    • Wildlife

    Do you and your family have cabin fever? Do you want to participate in community science efforts in Hampton Roads? Do you love The Mariners’ Park and other natural areas around our region? Well look no further– we have the event for you!

  • Hampton Roads History – Hilton Village’s Colony Inn

    • Hampton Roads History

    Henry “‘Eddie”’ Huntington decided to use his Newport News Realty Company to revitalize Hilton and construct the Colony Inn. The inn was built at the intersection of Warwick Road and Main Street.

  • Girl Power–1918 Style

    • Military
    • Photography
    • Women's History

    Discover the inspiring story of women's roles in the U.S. Navy’s Naval Aircraft in 1918.

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