Five Buildings of the Human Record
museumStoryWorks is the general gateway to the urbanicity museums — documents, maps, and objects hung as evidence, gallery after gallery, rising toward the questions that hold a civilization together.
The Golden Age of Piracy
The sea between two ports, and the outlaws who ran the water between them — ships, weapons, and the law's long reach.
Revolutionary Change
Revolutionary change — the machines, the crowds, and the ideas that turned the world over.
the Museum of Everyday Living
The Museum of Everyday Living — rooms, tools, tables and beds: how ordinary life was actually lived.
The City
The City — streets, towers, and the people who stack themselves a hundred floors high.
the Social Science Museum
The Social Science Museum — one hundred halls where the curriculum lives: every hall a claim, a counterclaim, and the evidence both ways.
Two Galleries, Open Doors
Walk a real gallery of the Social Science Museum with a notebook in hand: Fire and the Forest, from the deep past — or The Walking City, the hour-walk radius that shaped every settlement before cheap transport. Every station's evidence opens at a press.
The museums are a school. Every hall serves a lesson — two complete sample lessons, 4th grade and 9th grade, are free to teach at our school door, humanStoryWorks.
Sample the Lessons