EX LIBRIS | Immersive Museum of History | First Look

The Ex Libris Immersive Museum of History is the world’s first premium digital history museum. Building on our revolutionary virtual reality historical experiences, museum visitors will be able to engage with and witness many of history’s most defining moments all under one roof. Visitors will be able to:

- Watch the momentous first flight by the Wright Brothers on the sand dunes of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina on December 17th, 1903.

- Stand on top of Mount Everest as Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reach the seemingly impossible summit of 29,035 ft. on May 29, 1953.

- Ride with Harriet Tubman and a group of freed slaves across the Niagara River into the safety of Canada on December 1st, 1856.

- Witness Jackie Robinson’s historic first at-bat in Ebbets Field, Brooklyn on April 15, 1947.

- Hear the amazing premiere of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony (the "Ode to Joy") as it was played in Vienna, Austria on May 7th, 1824.

- And much more!

Stay tuned for more details about the museum opening and how to visit.
MUSIC CREDIT: “Miracle of Flight” by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au
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ABOUT EX LIBRIS
Ex Libris aims to recreate moments of history in an accurate and engaging format. By using virtual reality technology, viewers are fully immersed in these experiences, allowing them to truly “witness history."

COMMITMENT TO ACCURACY
We at Ex Libris pride ourselves on the extensive research conducted for each of our projects in order to make them as historically accurate as possible. By working with the leading experts in the relevant fields, consulting as many physical and online sources as are available (such as university research libraries and state archives), and sorting through thousands of reference images, we try our best to deliver as accurate a product as possible. However, conflicting sources and scant information are challenges that we inevitably face, as are the limited visual details for many historical events that either pre-date the widespread use of photography or are unfortunately lost to history. We are always looking to improve the historical accuracy of each of our experiences and are committed to making necessary changes in future versions if warranted.

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