‘Not as it is written’
Through the voices of African Americans and photos taken
by Charles ‘Teenie’ Harris at the time, this app explores race
relations and civil rights as it was in Pittsburgh during the
1950-70s.
App users are also invited to contribute their own photos
and comments in response to the exhibition. These can be
shared privately and/or with the exhibition team who may
choose to share them publicly via the app.
Created for Ben Houston, Senior Lecturer, US History
Newcastle University and developed in partnership Carnegie
Museum of Art, Pittsburgh.
Download the app for FREE.
Stories of Lynn
Enjoy exploring the historic sites of King’s Lynn with your
audio tour guide. Using a rich collection of photos, archive
images and dramatic audio recordings you will discover the
stories behind the facts and learn more about life as it really
was.
Choose a tour to suit your interests and enable proximity
engagement to have curated content about objects and
places nearby automatically present on your phone. Then,
use the quiz to test your knowledge!
Created for the Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West
Norfolk.
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