The Back-Stay
Shiloh Museum BlogA Skeleton in Our (Collections) Closet
This skeleton costume was made by Collegeville Costumes Company of Collegeville, Pennsylvania. . . .
For the Fans
A couple years ago I went to my first-ever minor league professional baseball game. It began a love affair that I thought might wane, but it has not. I went to my first major league game . . .
Paul’s Blue Ox
When cataloging an artifact, many aspects of it can be extremely helpful in determining how it was used, where it came from, and the date range of manufacture and/or use. . . .
Telling Ed’s Story
There is a saying, “all good things must come to an end.” Soon, our “Instruments of Faith” exhibit on the life and work of folk instrument maker Ed Stilley will close. . . .
Vance Randolph Slept Here
In 1968 the Shiloh Museum was given a guest register from Springdale’s Southern Hotel. Joe Robinson, a Springdale businessman . . .
The Greek Connection
The family joke is that when the first Greeks immigrated to the U.S. they had one of three occupations—restaurateur, . . .