For over 200 years, Cincinnati Museum Center has been a place that ignites imaginations, inspiring epiphanies that bring mysteries to life. Ours is an institution built on the brilliance of John James Audubon, E. Lucy Braun and John A. Ruthven; on the pioneering spirit of Meriwether Lewis, Mary Emery and Neil Armstrong; on the indomitable will of Maria Longworth, Marian Spencer and William Mallory, Sr. Now, we look to future generations, seeking to encourage their own exploration, to discover their own brilliance and daring them to take the next giant leap.
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of imagination.
More Curiosity.
Public Landing 2018
Holiday Junction 2018
DNA Lab & Paleo Lab 2018
Newsreel Theater 2018
Dinosaur Hall 2018
Neil Armstrong Space Exploration Gallery, presented by the Harold C. Schott Foundation 2019-2020
Science Interactives Gallery, presented by Procter & Gamble 2019
The Cave 2019
Cincinnati in Motion 2019
Shaping Our City 2020
You Are Here 2020
Ice Age Gallery 2021
John A. and Judy Ruthven Get Into Nature Gallery 2022
Made in Cincinnati 2022
Ancient Worlds Hiding in Plain Sight 2023
Cr(eat)e Culinary Studio featuring the Kroger Food Lab 2023
Children’s Museum Enhancements 2024
Advancing Health, presented by Mayfield Brain & Spine 2024
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Public Landing 2018
Holiday Junction 2018
DNA Lab & Paleo Lab 2018
Newsreel Theater 2018
Dinosaur Hall 2018
Neil Armstrong Space Exploration Gallery, presented by the Harold C. Schott Foundation 2019-2020
Science Interactives Gallery, presented by Procter & Gamble 2019
The Cave 2019
Cincinnati in Motion 2019
Shaping Our City 2020
You Are Here 2020
Ice Age Gallery 2021
John A. and Judy Ruthven Get Into Nature Gallery 2022
Made in Cincinnati 2022
Ancient Worlds Hiding in Plain Sight 2023
Cr(eat)e Culinary Studio featuring the Kroger Food Lab 2023
Advancing Health, presented by Mayfield Brain & Spine 2024
Children’s Museum Enhancements 2024
of imagination.
More Curiosity.
Our history collections predate the modern founding of our city itself. They tell the story of our region, showing who we were, who we are and who we may yet become.
Christine Engels, Archivist
