Explore Museum of the Albemarle Virtually!
Please enjoy Museum of the Albemarle virtually while we remain closed to the public! Say Hello to MOA Mobile, Powered by OnCell!
Over the past few years, visitors have entered our doors and encountered many of our exhibits. The Museum’s main gallery, Our Story, has relished a special feature, the OnCell Audio Tour. Freshly upgraded, the rebirthed special feature enhances our visitor’s experience where guests can discover more about the Museum before, during, and after with MOA Mobile, Powered by OnCell. The experience can be visited by going to the website MOA.OnCell.com or by calling the OnCell Narrator at (252) 548-6213.
Showcasing various exhibits, in-depth interactives, and highlights events, experiences and so much more at the Museum. Visitors can continue enjoying our flagship feature of the Our Story: Life in the Albemarle Audio Tour. Featuring over 30 stops, the adventure allows guests to learn detailed information regarding Our Story exhibit text, artifacts, and even features special spotlights on individuals throughout the exhibit. Listen to Polly Jackson, who lived part of her life in the circa 1755 Jackson house, tell her life story, according to a first-person account. Later this year, Richard Etheridge, of the Pea Island Life Saving Station, and a few more individuals will be highlighted. Proceed to follow the Museum of the Albemarle, as we extend to launch more opportunities to go further in-depth into the history of the Albemarle Region on Facebook.
When we do re-open to the public, MOA also will offer headphones, for a small donation, that enable visitors to listen to the Audio Tour without other distractions.
https://www.museumofthealbemarle.com/visit/moa-mobile
#NCDCR #NCHistory #VisitNC #VisitElizabethCity #HistoryFromHome #NCHistoryFromHome
Over the past few years, visitors have entered our doors and encountered many of our exhibits. The Museum’s main gallery, Our Story, has relished a special feature, the OnCell Audio Tour. Freshly upgraded, the rebirthed special feature enhances our visitor’s experience where guests can discover more about the Museum before, during, and after with MOA Mobile, Powered by OnCell. The experience can be visited by going to the website MOA.OnCell.com or by calling the OnCell Narrator at (252) 548-6213.
Showcasing various exhibits, in-depth interactives, and highlights events, experiences and so much more at the Museum. Visitors can continue enjoying our flagship feature of the Our Story: Life in the Albemarle Audio Tour. Featuring over 30 stops, the adventure allows guests to learn detailed information regarding Our Story exhibit text, artifacts, and even features special spotlights on individuals throughout the exhibit. Listen to Polly Jackson, who lived part of her life in the circa 1755 Jackson house, tell her life story, according to a first-person account. Later this year, Richard Etheridge, of the Pea Island Life Saving Station, and a few more individuals will be highlighted. Proceed to follow the Museum of the Albemarle, as we extend to launch more opportunities to go further in-depth into the history of the Albemarle Region on Facebook.
When we do re-open to the public, MOA also will offer headphones, for a small donation, that enable visitors to listen to the Audio Tour without other distractions.
https://www.museumofthealbemarle.com/visit/moa-mobile
#NCDCR #NCHistory #VisitNC #VisitElizabethCity #HistoryFromHome #NCHistoryFromHome
