2021 Pop Up Exhibits

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Our pop ups were a great way to meet people and share stories about all sorts of summer-related history topics. They were a visitor favorite, including a few special four legged visitors!

May: The Museum's Changing Landscape; How the museum site has been used and changed over the years

- - - - May 7 Marion Clizbe Allen, the Allen Children, and the Landscape
      - May 14 Gardens
      - May 21 Trees
      - May 28 The Pond

June-Birmingham's Black History; Recent discoveries have shed light on our previously unknown Black heritage

- - - - June 4 Abolitionists in Birmingham
      - June 11 Early Birmingham's Native American and Black families
      - June 18 The Taylors of Birmingham and the Underground Railroad
      - June 25 Diversity in Birmingham in the early 1900s

July-Eating Outdoors; Barbecues and Picnics are a part of Birmingham's love of the outdoors

- - - - July 2 (Topics TBD)
      - July 9
      - July 16
      - July 23
      - July 30

August-The Power of Water; Some of the greatest natural resources of the past --and present--are all around us.

- - - - August 6 (Topics TBD)
      - August 13
      - August 20
      - August 27

September-Our Schools; Birmingham's schools are a beloved part of growing up here for old and young alike.

- - - - September 3 (Topics TBD)
      - September 10
      - September 17
      - September 24