Activities for the whole family, including making your own pinhole viewer and eclipse models while you explore the museum for free. See more information about
A Brief Introduction to Solar Eclipses, the Case Research Lab, and How They’re Connected In 1925 Auburn witnessed a total solar eclipse, which for many
On January 24, 1925, Auburn witnessed a total solar eclipse, which for many was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. This rare astronomical phenomena attracted the attention of
In 1997 Terry Cuddy, a young local emerging filmmaker, was inspired by the story of another local innovator of film: Theodore Case, the father of
The “Roaring 20s” found their roar in Auburn, NY. In 1922, scientists in a private laboratory in an Auburn backyard, the Case Research Laboratory, ushered
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