I heared it in the radio: Today there will be a sunny and warm day. It´s the right time for a visit
of our venue in Bergisch Gladbach. It´s an old paper mill.
After that we´ll drive to Cologne to see the cathedral!
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Facilitated by Westmoreland Museum of American Art (US) & LVR- Industriemuseum (Germany), this exchange brings together students from Pittsburgh and Ruhr Valley regions using technology with a focus on art and music that share a common industrial past. Funded by Museums & Community Collaborations Abroad, a program of the Bureau of Educational & Cultural Affairs of the US Dept of State in partnership with the American Association of Museums.
Museums and Community Collaborations Abroad
Welcome to Building a Transatlantic Bridge, an innovative project providing opportunities for collaboration and interaction for high school students in the Greensburg Salem School District and for high school students in Oberhausen, Germany.
Project Web Sites
- Born of Fire
- Exchanges Connect
- Facebook Fan Page
- Feuerlaender
- Flickr
- Freiherr-vom-Stein-Gymnasium Oberhausen
- Greensburg Salem High School
- Gymnasium im Gustav-Heinemann-Schulzentrum Dinslaken
- Heinrich-Böll-Gesamtschule Oberhausen
- LVR Industriemuseum
- Ruhr 2010
- Transatlantic Journal Project
- Westmoreland Museum of American Art
- YouTube
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- Westmoreland Museum Visit
- The cooperation keeps on growing
- A day in the museum
- We are in the newspaper!
- Starstruck
- Sunny Day
- back to school
- Museum Education Director and Greensburg-Salem Adm...
- Museum and more
- Katie and Anita arrived in Germany!
- In the Paris Airport
- I can't wait to go to Germany on Saturday!!!
- I hear America singing...
- Oberhausen meets Greensburg
- Latest news!
- New article about Transatlantic Bridge
- NEW: Web site now also in English
- Roll over Chopin
- Photos from Visit
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