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Creating innovative and thought-provoking multimedia experiences for museums, historic sites & more

At Monadnock, we turn ideas into meaningful and powerful experiences, opportunities for discovery and exploration. And we’ve been doing just that — producing acclaimed media-driven environments for museums, visitor centers, parks, and historic sites — for 30 years.

18/06/2025

From screen design meetings to the museum floor! Monadnock graphic designer Nilou traveled to in Washington DC last week to experience the digital interactives we created for the "In Slavery's Wake" exhibit.

“Black Abolition” invites visitors to dive into the historical and geographic sweep and influence of abolitionist activities across the Atlantic world, with an emphasis on the way black abolitionists drove legal emancipation. Visitors can navigate using a time-based slider and by topic. This single-user touchscreen experience uses custom software and supports nine languages.

It's always so exciting for our team to see their work out in the world!

Music: Booster
Musician: AlexGuz
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10/06/2025

At Monadnock, we often work with various digital and physical archives when producing our interactives and video programs. Media archives play a major role in how we approach history and develop stories.

This Pride month, check out the Digital Transgender Archive--an online collection of pre-2000 archival materials related to global transgender history. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, this organization is dedicated to increasing the accessibility of transgender history by providing a source for historical photographs, newspaper clippings, oral histories, leaflets, films, ephemera, and information regarding archival holdings around the world.

These are just a few of the images found within this vast archive, which beautifully chronicles the rich history of the trans community. Looking through the collections that depict the lives of the people that are pictured here is a very moving experience. It's incredible to see the love and community and the breadth of diverse experiences that define the trans community so carefully preserved.

Happy Pride!

02/06/2025

Happy Pride Month from Monadnock! Look back with us at these amazing historical images depicting LGBTQ love through the ages. 🏳️‍🌈❤️

20/05/2025

May is National Barbecue month!!! 🥩♨️🔥 We all know where great BBQ starts- with great meat! But where does that meat come from?

You can learn the story of one of the biggest meat suppliers in US history through this award-winning interactive program about the Iowa Beef Packers. Designed and produced by Monadnock for the Sioux City Public Museum, this sequence chronicles the company's past while also animating the process through which their product was distributed. Check it out!

08/05/2025

It was on this day in 1884 that President Harry S. Truman was born. 33rd president of the United States, Truman served from 1945 to 1953, having assumed the presidency following the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Monadnock created a number of media installations for the renovation of the Truman Presidential Library & Museum that underscore the challenges Truman confronted during the his presidency, many of which continue to have an impact today. Visit the Truman Library today to take a fresh look at the President’s life and legacy.

02/05/2025

We are thrilled to be kicking off an exciting project with the Military Women's Memorial in Arlington, Virginia. This week’s visit left us energized—grateful to connect with such a passionate team.

(Left to right: Tracy Litwin, Clare Tomasetti, Denali Tiller, Phyllis J. Wilson, Sarah Fitzpatrick-Anderson, Marilla Cushman, Alan Hoff, Kevin Lippincott)

30/04/2025

Alan, Sarah and Denali will be attending the American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting and MuseumExpo in Los Angeles! If you'll be there, say hello!

22/04/2025

Happy Earth Day! 🌎💧🌱

At Monadnock, we believe media can deepen our connection to the natural world—and that education is key to environmental awareness.

One of our favorite examples: the "River Wise Water Wall", created for the National Mississippi River Museum in 2010. Spanning 50 feet, this immersive glass water wall displays an ever-changing mix of graphics, animation and colored lighting. Inspirational quotes and compelling facts about the importance of water in our lives float through a peaceful underwater scene of projected silhouettes of fish and gently waving plant life. You can still catch it in person—go see it at ! 🌊

15/04/2025

We are always so proud to be working with the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum Alliance. The longstanding building that houses the museum is Mahattan's only remaining Dutch colonial farmhouse. It was built in the late 1700s! It’s truly remarkable to see still standing in a bustling neighborhood and the among the concrete of the city that grew around it.

In addition to the preservation of this historical building, the organization within is focused on an initiative to investigate and uplift the stories of the enslaved people who lived and worked on Dutch farms in the Inwood area. The inclusion of these often overlooked narratives is so important in historical institutions like Dyckman.

Visit the Dyckman Farmhouse to learn more about this remarkable building, the lives of all of it’s inhabitants, and the history of the Inwood community.

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