Exhibits

Discover the glamour of cinematic couture and savor the allure of famous films in CUT! Costume and the Cinema.

There were the trends: miniskirts and pillbox hats, a la Jackie Kennedy. There were the designers: Givenchy and Oscar de la Renta. There were the happenings: Woodstock and London’s mod look. 

A French gilt-bronze clock, a copper vase, a stained glass window, and a white opalescent glass chandelier are just some of the exquisite objects showcased in this exhibit.

Voyageurs chronicles the years of the Great Lakes fur trade and reveals the lifestyle, demands, and rewards of this unique era of history.

The School of Architecture and the Architecture Library at the University of Notre Dame are committed to the study of classical architecture.

Items from the Oliver Mansion that aren’t normally seen on a house tour are on display in this permanent exhibit.

The All-American Girls Professional Baseball League was started in 1943 and was active until 1954.

Through seven rooms of life-like dioramas and interactive displays, Voyages tells the compelling story of the people of the St. Joseph River Valley.

This display of miniature lamps features over 250 items displayed in eight mirrored cases.