Museum of disABILITY History

While the physical location of the Museum of disABILITY History closed in December 2020, it continues to operate as a virtual museum as of 2024. This transition allows the museum to reach a wider audience and continue its mission of promoting awareness and understanding of the history of people with disabilities. The virtual museum offers a variety of exhibits and resources that can be accessed online.

Exhibits and Educational Programs

The Museum of disABILITY History offers a variety of exhibits, collections, and archives that serve to create awareness and provide a platform for dialogue and discovery. These resources include photographs, rare books, historic artifacts, and primary sources dating back to 1750. The museum's educational programs further enhance the learning experience, promoting disability awareness and acceptance.

Continuation of the Museum Online

Despite the closure of its physical location in December 2020, the Museum of disABILITY History continues to operate online as a virtual museum. The museum maintains a website where visitors can access a wealth of information about the history of people with disabilities, view exhibits, and participate in educational programs. This online platform allows the museum to continue its mission of promoting awareness and understanding of disability history.