14,000 years of history in 10 minutes. And it’s a musical! 11 min.
29 short films. North Carolinians’ actual experiences of the “War to end all Wars.” 2 to 11 min.
A forest shapes history? 8 min.
Morning today/Morning 160 years ago. 2 min.
Some Colonial stuff speak for themselves. 7 min.
Students discover fact and fiction about North Carolina American Indians. 10 mins.
North Carolinians’ experiences of war, 5 to 34 minutes
14-year old Hugh McDonald faces choices in 1776 North Carolina. 52 min.
Uncover women’s voices and our shared history through quilts. 35 min.
How you travel makes history. 17 min.
Meet North Carolinians from the 1700s-1930s. 4 to 10 minutes
The 10 Museum “Dos” and more! 8 min.
“Antis” and “Suffs” on Woman Suffrage. 25 min.
People of African descent from the past continue to shape our present. 65 min.
Decisions—under fire—in Revolutionary North Carolina. 39 min.
2,000+ men. One ship. And World War II. 45 min.
Cultural Connections through African American storytelling. 30 min.
History in a meal. 60 min.
Explore the dances and music of contemporary North Carolina American Indians. 58 minutes
Educator. Civil Rights Leader. With Grace. 60 min.
Real stories, relics, and more from the museum’s immersive exhibit. 60 min.
Insights, artifacts, and history of North Carolina American Indians. 48 min.
Tar Heel State connections to the Space Race. 60 min.
Everyday items tell stories and make history! 58 min.
Flying machines and the people who flew them—North Carolina style. 45 min.
One Building ≈ NC Civics History. 52 min.
One state, many locations. Not a “mannerly” war. 41 min.
14,000 years of history. American Indians in NC. 56 min.
Primary sources reveal the past. 52 min.
Behind-the-scenes views of our colonial seat of government. 60 min.
Two exhibits, thousands of women. 63 minutes.
Contact Sally Bloom, sally.bloom@ncdcr.gov (content) and Jerry Taylor, jerry.taylor@ncdcr.gov (technical).