The Philadelphia Inquirer: Must-See Museum Exhibits in Philly This Fall

At the Science History Institute, ‘Downstream’ explores 200 years of water analysis, protection, and regulation.

September 20, 2021

The Science History Institute’s new Downstream exhibition is featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer as part of its prestigious Fall Arts Guide. The watery journey through history and science is included on the publication’s list of must-see exhibitions.

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