Reynolda House Museum of American Art

Reynolda House Museum of American Art will develop a mobile audio-visual tour to enable visitor engagement with the stories conveyed by its grounds, art collection, and archives. The mobile tour will engage the public with national stories from the aftermath of the Civil War through the Civil Rights movement to the present day including the imbalance of industrial wealth, racial inequality during the era of Jim Crow, and tobacco use and the economy it fueled. Project activities will include selecting the sites, objects, and stories for the audio-visual tour; drafting and finalizing all content; completing new audio content; finalizing the custom design of the web app that will deliver the tour; and introducing the tour to the public.