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American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition
520 Royal Street
Tricentennial Wing, 1st Floor
HNOC members only, free admission
Timed-entry registration required
HNOC members are invited to an exclusive preview day celebrating the opening of American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition—one day before it opens to the public!
Immerse yourself in interactive 3-D reconstructions of the defining moments of the American Revolution in a new exhibition designed and produced by Histovery, a French technology firm. Using an interactive tablet called a HistoPad, meet the diverse cast of thinkers, leaders, soldiers, and everyday men and women who made this incredible story happen.
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How to Register
This event is available to HNOC members only.
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- Login to your account (must have an active membership)
- Select a time slot and reserve up to four (4) tickets
- Visit the exhibition at the selected time
If you have questions or are unable to find your account information, contact membership@hnoc.org or call (504) 598-7172.
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