Earl Scruggs Center



Sadly, I was unable to go on the field trip on Thursday due to being sick. However, I did have the opportunity to go last semester for one of Dr. Nicholas other classes. When I was at the museum, my favorite part was how interactive everything was. They have an interactive screen table that has a ton of information stored within it, however they also have interments to play, radios dials that play different music, and also ports for headphones that give you information throughout the museum. I had a blast exploring the museum with my friends and also experiencing the different sections and history lessons set up throughout the small space. 

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