It wasn’t all about tea: Science Museum examines the making of America
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Becoming America: How Science Shaped a Nation, supported by Griffin Catalyst, now open at the Science Museum
The Science Museum today opened Becoming America: How Science Shaped a Nation, supported by Griffin Catalyst. This significant free exhibition reveals how science and technology shaped the land, peoples and identity as the United States of America came into existence. The exhibition examines interwoven stories
It wasn’t all about tea: Science Museum examines the making of America
A red line on a map, a complaint about slow post and a few fragments recovered from a swamp help tell the story of America’s founding in a new exhibition. In the 250th anniversary of its independence from the glory that is us, the Science Museum looks back at the colonial years the effect of European arrivals in the Americas. It was a land where the natives saw themselves as stewards of the land, whereas Europeans saw it as a resource to be expl…
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