Exhibition Design | Historic Interpretation
Developed in close collaboration with museum leadership, staff, and Boston Productions, this inaugural museum reexamines the story of Theodore Roosevelt through immersive interpretation carefully calibrated to the historic rooms of the Wilcox House. Layered media, light, and perspective create moments of intensity without overwhelming the architecture. The first floor situates visitors within the charged atmosphere of the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, while the second invites critical reflection—encouraging visitors to consider Roosevelt’s policy decisions in dialogue with the civic questions of our own time.
