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Strategic Planning & Inclusive Interpretation for Hoptown

4/1/2017

 
Museums of Historic Hopkinsville Christian County
​Hopkinsville, KY
Strategic interpretive plan and conceptual exhibition development for a re-envisioned core exhibition about the history of Hopkinsville, Christian County, and the surrounding region. Hopkinsville lies at the crossroads of U.S. history like few other places--settled by Revolutionary War veterans, a well-worn supply station along the Trail of Tears, birthplace of Jefferson Davis, dividing fault line between the slave-holding plantations of the Confederacy and smaller family farms of the Union, center of agricultural industrialization and the tobacco wars, key stop on the Chitlin circuit,...just to name a few. Housed in the historic 1914 Hopkinsville Post Office building, MHHCC lies at a crossroads of a different kind--transitioning from an institution that tells the stories of collected objects through a narrow lens, to one whose collection can now be curated to celebrate the diverse stories and experiences of life in Hopkinsville. This new plan envisions a cultural resource to help anchor a revitalized downtown and engage local and regional audiences in exploration and dialog.

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    • Arch Street Meeting House
    • Asian Art Museum
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    • The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
    • Museums of Historic Hopkinsville Christian County
    • National Constitution Center
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    • The New Burke
    • The Penn Museum
    • Philadelphia Museum of Art
    • San Francisco Ballet
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