Exhibit

The Waddell & Reed Traveling World War I Exhibition features 66 artifacts, such as weapons, uniforms, posters and flags.

Butterfly Exhibit

NASA Exhibit

Through March 24, the Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa is featuring a kid- and adult-friendly exhibit on NASA and the impact the activities conducted on the International Space Station has back on Earth. [Stacie Spring/Tribune]

NASA Exhibit

Train exhibit

Peanuts exhibit

Race exhibit

Race Exhibit at Minnesota Science museum

Landscapes exhibition

Friday, June 8, 2007 12:54 pm

View an exhibition focused on traditional and contemporary landscapes from Arizona artists, some completed outdoors in “plein-air” and some that come from the artist’s imagination, during the Landscapes Exhibition

World War I Exhibit

Waiting for a look: Thousands of East Valley residents toured the World War I exhibit, “Honoring Our History” outside the Commemorative Air Force Arizona Wing Aviation Museum at Mesa’s Falcon Field on Wednesday. The exhibit, which features 66 artifacts relating to the “War to End All Wars” from the National World War I Museum in Kansas City, was sponsored by Waddell and Reed and is part of a 75-city national tour. (Mike Sakal/Tribune).

World War I Exhibit

Photo 6: Mesa resident Lyla Kenyon shakes the hand of Spike McLane, a volunteer of the at Commemorative Air Force Arizona Wing Aviation Museum at Mesa’s Falcon Field who was dressed as a “doughboy” during the Wolrd War I exhibit, “Honoring our History” on Wednesday. As a member of the American Expeditionary Forces, Kenyon’s father, Lyle William Trump, was one of General John J. Pershing’s body guards during the war. (Mike Sakal/Tribune).

World War I exhibit

Photo 2: Mesa resident Lyla Kenyon’s father, PFC. Lyle William Trump and his brother, Clifford, are featured in a book that was issued in 1919 by General John J. Pershing about the American Expeditionary Forces during World War I. Lyle William Trump served as a bodyguard for Pershing in France and Clifford trump was a buglar. (Mike Sakal/Tribune)

World War I Exhibit

Photo 8: A poster featured in the World War I exhibit, “Honoring Our History” at Mesa’s Falcon Field on Wednesday. World War I was billed as a “War to End All Wars.” (Mike Sakal/Tribune).

World War I Exhibit

Faded photographs: Mesa resident Lyla Kenyon’s father, Lyle William Trump (far right) served as General John J. Pershing’s bodyguard as a member with the American Expeditionary Forces during World War in France. Trump’s younger brother, Clifford Trump (far left), was a buglar in the Army, and their younger brother, Ralph Crump (middle, back), was a graduate of the University of Nebraska who served in an ROTC program. (Submitted photo).

World War I exhibit

Lyla Kenyon, 83, of Mesa, looks over the General John J. Pershing portion of the World War I exhibit "Honoring Our History" Wednesday at Falcon Field. (Mike Sakal/Tribune)

Volunteer for the Anne Frank exhibit

Sunday, December 18, 2011 8:00 am

The East Valley Jewish Community Center is seeking volunteers to help when an Anne Frank exhibit will travel to the center in Chandler.

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