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Take your senses on a wild ride as you wander through secret doors and rooms where sound, gravity and perspective take a detour from reality. Witness strange phenomena in the Cabinets of Curiosity or learn your fortune from a mysterious carnival booth. If you’re lucky, you may even meet a few ghosts...
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What’s the Real Stuff?
The Attic may only have a loose grip on reality,
but there’s still lots of Real Stuff in it.
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Explore more
Here's where you can explore more about these topics with the following books and websites. Many of the books can be reserved online from the Carnegie Libraries of Pittsburgh. The first category is books and website geared toward the Pre-K child; the rest of the categories are for all ages.
Attic Exploration for the Pre-K Child- Hello, Red Fox
by Eric Carle
- Mother, Mother, I Feel Sick, Send for the Doctor Quick Quick Quick
by Remy Charlip and Burton Supree
- Look-Alikes
by Joan Steinter, photography by Thomas Lindley
- More Hand Shadows to Be Thrown Upon the Wall
by Henry Bursill
- Moonbear’s Shadow
by Frank Asch
- Nothing Sticks Like a Shadow
by Ann Tompert
- Preschool Education
- National Association for the Education of the Young Child
Light, Phosphorescence and Shadows- Mirrors: Finding Out About the Properties of Light
by Bernie Zubrowski and Roy Doty
- Bob Miller’s Light Walk
Ghosts, Curiosities and Phenomena- Ghost Stories of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County
by Beth E. Trapania and Charles J. Adams III
- How to Find a Ghost
by James Deem. Houghton Mifflin.
- The Kid’s Guide to Fortune Telling
by Louise Dickson
- Physics.org
- Eye Care America/Museum of Vision
Gravity- How to Really Fool Yourself: Illusions for All Your Senses
by Vicki Cobb. Wiley, 1999.
- Walter Wick’s Optical Tricks
by Walter Wick. Scholastic, 1998.
- Topsy Turvies
by Mitsumasa Anno. Philomel, 1989.
- Eye-Popping Optical Illusions
by Michael DiSpezio. Sterling, 2001.
- Cabinets of Curiosity Projects
3-D Sound- 3-D at Northwestern University
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 Do It Yourself
After you've visited this exhibit be sure you try these activities: Cabinet of Curiosity.
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