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We are excited and honored to be a part of this important, local work for our community.

We have exciting news to share! The Samuel Slater Museum is now the Samuel Slater Experience! As we've been working more and more on this project, the word ‘mus...eum’ started to feel not quite right to describe what we’re creating. We strive to be far more than your average museum. We’re creating an experience for our visitors and we wanted our name to reflect that. While we have a new name, nothing about our mission or story has changed. The Samuel Slater Experience (as always) will be an educational, immersive, interactive experience showcasing Webster’s rich history, the Industrial Revolution and of course, Samuel Slater. And we can’t wait for you to experience it. See more

Want a sneak peak into what we've been up to at Samuel Slater Museum?! The Worcester Telegram came by for a visit last week and offers some behind the scenes insight in what you can expect. https://www.telegram.com//samuel-slater-museum/6083913002/

BRB-just busy building a ship. So exciting seeing visions come to life!

We’ve been spending a lot of time in Webster, Massachusetts, a town just south of Boston. There are some juicy stories here and we’re excited to share! In this brand new museum, visitors will explore the Industrial Revolution like never before and learn the true story (full of juicy drama) about how it got started. Samuel Slater Museum, coming soon! #museums #explore #history #industrialrevolution #massachusetts #design

I was a Leap Year baby, and it seems to me that I have been leaping ever since. Augusta Savage, born on Feb. 29, 1892. The Augusta Savage: Renessaince Woman e...xhibition, curated by Jeffreen M. Hayes, Ph.D., is currently on view at the @dixonmemphis. This exhibition is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Henry Luce Foundation’s American Art Program, and the Sotheby’s Prize. A fully illustrated companion catalogue is available in the Cummer Shop. Dr. Hayes will be presenting on Augusta Savage at the @nortonmuseumofart ‘s Women’s Walk Community Day on March 7th. Augusta Savage at work on The Harp, 1935-1945, New York World's Fair (1939-1940). Photographs and Prints Division, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations. #CummerMuseum

Yeah, this place is cool! @portcolumbus #history #civilwar #naval #museums #history #georgia

Walls are going up!

Amazing! Congratulations!

Behind the scenes!

Sharing some exciting news today! Grateful to have been a part of this incredible re-interpretation. @imaginewhatwedo Telfair Museums https://mailchi.mp/eb7f0129/dmdg2-project-wins-gold-at-semc

Look what's coming up in Webster, MA! Coming soon!

Samuel Slater. One of the founding fathers of the American Industrial Revolution. Dubbed Slater the Traitor after he stole patents from England and crossed the Atlantic to start his life in America. Yeah, that’s juicy. Didn’t learn that in history class!