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title: "Museum of Science and History (MOSH)"
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# Museum of Science and History (MOSH)

The Museum’s Mailing Address has changed to: 14286 Beach Blvd, Ste 19331, Jacksonville, FL 32250. Where curiosity is always on. Introducing Jacksonville’s new Museum of Science &amp; History: a transformative new development on the St. John's River, where education, green space, and city life meet. Make a Gift Vision Cultural landmark. Economic catalyst. A destination for lifelong learning. As one of the fastest-growing cities in America, Jacksonville is transforming into a world-class destination—with the new Museum of Science &amp; History at its heart. Rooted in the region’s rich past, the museum weaves together history, science, and innovation demonstrating how Jacksonville’s story shapes our modern world. View fullsize *Conceptual building footprint Immersive Education A museum that connects indoors and outdoors, where exhibitions, landscape, and riverfront work together to reveal the connections between people and environment. Living Lab Hands-on galleries and interactive spaces invite visitors of all ages to step into science and history, making discovery active and unforgettable. Future Forward Concept Designed for evolution—an adaptive, sustainable, and tech-integrated museum that grows with its environment and audience. Community Connector Breaking down barriers to education and green space—seamlessly connecting museum, park, and waterfront as an experience for everyone. Designed to Inspire 7.2 Acre Indoor-Outdoor immersive learning space combining museum, park &amp; waterfront Largest museum development project of its kind in Florida 110K SQFT 500K Projected annual attendance Flexible gallery space to host state-of-the-art traveling exhibitions 10K SQFT From Big Bang to Big Data A sweeping narrative that connects cosmic origins to Jacksonville’s future, showing how natural forces and human ingenuity shape our world. Makerspaces &amp; Interactive Labs Hands-on environments where experimentation, creativity, and play drive discovery. Superhuman Gallery Explore how animal adaptations inspire breakthroughs in human technology, medicine, and design. Visitors can test their own speed, strength, and agility against nature’s best, then discover how shark skin inspires medical surfaces or how spider silk informs material science. Impact Revitalizing Downtown Jacksonville Sustained Economic Growth Riverfront &amp; Parks Transformation Fueling Curiosity &amp; Lifelong Learning Short Term Economic Impact $226M In economic activity from construction 1,900 Jobs From construction Long Term Economic Impact $230M In economic ripple effect across the region $33M/YR Impact in Duval County Special thanks to our Capital Campaign Committee and to all our donors. Design &amp; Construction Partners Public Partners Stay Connected Sign up for updates on design and development, as we build Jacksonville's next great landmark. Support our new museum with a donation. Give Today Board of Trustees OFFICERS Jill Davis Board Chair / Capital Campaign Co-Chair Katie Borghese Vice Chair &amp; Marketing Advisory Chair Co-Founder and CMO U BEAUTY Skincare Justin Avery Treasurer / Finance Chair Partner KPMG Timothy Johnson Assistant Secretary Executive Director Jacksonville Police and Fire Pension Fund Chris Kalin Chrysalis Chair Regional President PNC Lindsey Riggs Governance Chair Community Volunteer William Magevney Immediate Past Chair Vice President FIS Brian Wolfburg Capital Campaign Co-Chair President / CEO VyStar Credit Union Nathaniel Marty Genesis Oversight Chair CEO Auld &amp; White Constructors TRUSTEES Edythe Abdullah Retired Dean, Division of Continuing Education University of North Florida Joe Arnall President The Arnall Group Lauren Baker Community Volunteer Annie Erstling Chief Transformation Officer Mosai Brenton Farwell General Auditor Bank of America Cleveland Ferguson Executive Vice President &amp; Chief Administrative Officer JTA Steve Fortune Executive Vice President &amp; Chief Digital and Technology Officer CSX Chris Haley General Partner FINTOP Capital Christian Harden Managing Partner NAI Hallmark Ray Ingrassia Vice President, Finance Paysafe David Jeans Partner RezLegal Amanda Jones Engineering Director - Rail Division STV Incorporated John Kantner, Ph.D. Senior Associate Provost of Faculty Success and Professor University of North Florida Britt Morgan-Saks Founder &amp; CEO The June Group Emily Rhodin Owner, Scout &amp; Molly Former Executive, PwC Khwaja Shaik CTO, Industry Market IBM David Smith President &amp; Owner Smith McKee Construction Matt Stupski Vice President of Finance Jacksonville Jaguars Darryl Willie Board Member Duval County School Board
