A few days ago Gerry Dinkins, our Curator of Malacology & Natural History, welcomed two researchers from East Tennessee State […]
Our Curator of Malacology, Gerry Dinkins, is back with more notes from the field. Here is how a malacologist spends […]
Before COVID-19, the museum would regularly work with assisted living homes, senior centers, and other similar residencies to welcome […]
While most of his time is spent studying freshwater mussels, the McClung’s Curator of Malacology, Gerry Dinkins, can also be […]
When the McClung Museum was forced to close in March 2020 due to Covid-19, staff quickly identified two major opportunities: […]
On June 3, 2020, the McClung Museum acknowledged that we, like all museums, are not neutral members of society. We […]
During this time of physical distancing and closed doors, we wanted to provide a way for people to connect with […]
The McClung Museum serves thousands of community visitors and schoolchildren through onsite and outreach programs. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, […]
While the museum remains closed to the general public, we have reopened our doors to welcome university students and professors […]
At the McClung Museum, we’re holding onto summer with this embroidery pattern based on Ixia Dubia, Plate 64 from […]
