Digital Guide
Explore the Museum of Disability History at The Viscardi Center with our free digital guide available through Bloomberg Connects! Our guide takes you behind the scenes with exclusive looks at our current exhibition, audio descriptions, and more.
Our digital guide features:
- Over 125 artifacts from the Museum of Disability History’s collection, including photos, videos and exhibit descriptions
- A look at Dr. Henry Viscardi, Jr.’s office and permanent exhibit
- Information on how to plan a visit to the museum
- Social media links so you can stay up on our latest news and events
- Multilingual capabilities available through Google Translate
- Best-in-class accessibility, including screen reader support, zoom, font size adjustment, audio descriptions, alt-text, and more
Get the Digital Guide
While visiting, use the on-site signage promoting our Bloomberg Connects digital guide to access our content instantly from the palm of your hand—no download necessary.
Can’t wait?
Want to preview our exhibition before your visit? You can download the free Bloomberg Connects app now to plan your trip, map out your unique experience, or visit the museum virtually. With the Bloomberg Connects app, you can explore hundreds of museums, galleries, sculpture parks, gardens, and cultural spaces around the world.
SENSITIVE CONTENT WARNING
We are committed to presenting the history and experiences of disabled individuals including those that acknowledge past injustices and highlight the ongoing fight for disability rights, inclusion, and dignity.
This exhibit includes historical content that may be distressing, including depictions of ableism, discrimination, institutional abuse, offensive language, and outdated medical practices. Some language and imagery reflect the harmful attitudes of their time periods. These materials are presented to acknowledge and learn about past injustices, to honor lived experiences, and support ongoing conversations about disability rights.
We encourage you to engage at your own pace. Seating and quiet spaces are available. Thank you for your respect and openness as we work together to learn from the past and build a more inclusive future.
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