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"Imagine a museum that is always open, doesn't charge admission, is as close as the nearest computer, and has unlimited floor space for displaying its exhibits. This is possible using today's information and Internet technologies." Before it was built, The Plethoreum was introduced in this way. But now, we simply say, check it out. So, instead of explaining in words what the museum can demonstrate by itself, we'll use this space to tell you about some of the multimedia galleries, exhibits, and collections we have on the drawing board:
- Gallery of Science -- The future home for inventions and scientific discoveries.
- Gallery of Flight -- Collections related to the history of powered flight.
- Gallery of Transportation -- Exhibits showing how mankind has moved people and goods throughout the centuries.
- Gallery of Faith -- Several extensive collections of Roman Catholic relics will form the basis of this gallery.
- Gallery of Creativity -- Our home for the performing and visual arts. A collection of player piano music could be the first exhibit.
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