Snakes, Rattles & Holes               January 25, 2008 through May 30, 2008                                             Learn about life from a snake's point-of-view.  Climb through the 69-foot skeleton, feel a snake's skin, learn how they slither, or help a snake get its next meal through an interactive game.  Live snakes are features in this exhibition about the anatomy, habitat, and behavior of these intriguing creatures.    

Robot Adventure                  June 8 - August 31, 2008             Have you ever played tic-tac-toe with a robot?  Did you know you can change a robot's personality?  Robot Adventure explores the fascinating world of robotic technology.

Natives of the Susquehanna
The North Museum explores the abundance of anthropological history along the Susquehanna River in the exhibit Natives of the Susquehanna.  Eight new exhibit cases, hands-on interactives and a mural of the Susquehanna River immerse you in Lancaster County’s Native American history from the Paleo Indians of 10,000 years BC to the mighty Susquehannocks that inhabited Lancaster County until 1763.

Funding for Natives of the Susquehanna is provided by grants from the Armstrong Foundation, Steinman
Foundation, the Neuber Trust, and Ellen A. and Robert F. Groff. New interactives and exhibit cabinets have been built thanks to a generous grant from the Ressler’s Mill Foundation.