Virtual Resources &
Field Trips

See the 1903 Wright Flyer, the Apollo 11 Command Module, and more at the National Air and Space Museum. Virtual exhibitions and online learning activities are available.

Groups can try on replica uniforms, sleepover in the museum’s Hall of Fame Gallery, and more at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

Learn about the US Constitution and political history at the National Constitution Center. Visit their Interactive Constitution page for virtual learning opportunities.

National Mall comprises dozens of parks and hundreds of memorials. Learn about the American Revolution, presidents, and more. Distance learning are available.

Explore the richness of America’s past at the National Museum of American History. In addition to on-site programs, virtual exhibitions and distance learning resources are available.

The National Museum of Natural History features an interactive space that brings collections out from behind the scenes. A virtual, distance learning program is available.

The National Museum of the US Navy chronicles the history of the Navy from the American Revolution to present, offering on-site trips and a virtual, distance learning program.

The Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum welcomes groups into the world of mail and stamp collecting; visits cover a range of topics. Virtual tours and exhibitions are available.

Experience a STEM to STERN adventure at Nauticus! Explore interactive exhibits and programs, walk the historic decks of the Battleship Wisconsin, and sail along the Elizabeth River. Outreach Programs: Hampton Roads.

The Norman Rockwell Museum is dedicated to education and art appreciation inspired by the legacy of Norman Rockwell. Explore the virtual museum.

At the North Carolina Museum of History, groups can explore 14,000 years of the state’s history. Experience the museum virtually with History at Home and fun virtual videos.

NCMNS is one of the nation’s largest and most amazing museums about the natural world. Explore virtually—from science projects to educational videos—with Science at Home.