museum's own collections, and the work of regional artists. History Visitors can stroll down the brick-paved street of a 19th-century American rivertown to see period homes and shops stocked with notions and sundries. There are also galleries dedicated to early Evansville history, Abraham Lincoln, and the home front effort during WWII. The Humankind Gallery offers a fascinating look at world cultures with an emphasis on North and South America, Africa, and Asia. Science The Welborn Baptist Foundation Family Place is a hands-on science gallery created especially for families. Family Place is also the new home for the museum's iconic Alaskan Kodiak Brown Bear, named Kodi, and an interactive science demonstration area. The Evansville Convention and Visitors Bureau Center for History and Science gallery offers changing science and history exhibitions. Koch Immersive Theater Explore space and rediscover our amazing planet in the stunning Koch Immersive Theater where you will be able to see traditional planetarium shows as well as full-dome digital films. Our new 40-foot dome features style seating, a 10,000-watt digital surround sound system and imagery resulting in an immersive experience more like flying than watching a movie. EMTRAC The exhibitions of the Evansville Museum Transportation Center, EMTRAC, interpret transportation in Southern Indiana from the latter part of the 19th century through the mid 20th century. Included in the exhibitions are a historic three-car train; a 1910 Sears Motor Car; and the intricate model railroad Charlotte's Evansville. See also Frederick Carder Jane Frank William Gropper Jerry Wilkerson References Bibliography John Camp; John Stuart Ingle; Evansville Museum of Arts and Science; Wadsworth Atheneum. The eye and the heart : watercolors of John Stuart Ingle (New York : Rizzoli ; Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Museum of Arts & Science, 1988) (Worldcat link: ) ; Don Gummer; Peter Plagens; Evansville Museum of Arts, History and Science.; Butler Institute of American Art.; Indiana State Museum. The lyrical constructivist : Don Gummer sculpture (Chesterfield, Mass. : Chameleon Books ; Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science, 2001) (Worldcat link: ) ; ; William H Gerdts; T. C. Steele; Evansville Museum of Arts and Science; Valparaiso University Museum of Art. Theodore Clement Steele, an American master of light (New York, N.Y. : Chameleon Books, 1995) (Worldcat link:) OCLC 33132008 NB: Some WorldCat listings and other sources refer to this museum as the "Evansville Museum of Arts and Science". It is also commonly called