Students at LaGrange Academy will soon share a walk through history as wax figures come to life with their annual Living Wax Museum. The academy will host its second annual Living Wax Museum on ...

Henrietta Lacks, the woman whose cells revolutionized medical research, is honored with a wax figure at Morgan State ...

It was the second annual Living Wax Museum at Pennsylvania STEAM Academy in Harrisburg on Thursday. The event brought to life historical African American figures in honor of Black History Month.

Dozens of 5-to-17-year-olds wore makeup and fashions of the era to depict historical figures and highlight their achievements for the annual Blacks in Wax.

The students conducted research to portray notable historical figures, authors ... After the parent event, the wax museum was moved to the gymnasium, where the entire student body paraded through ...

Youngsters at Avon Middle School brought their knowledge of history to life by creating living waxworks of historical figures ...

After the official unveiling, Lacks’ wax figure will be moved to permanently ... is dedicated to extending the legacy of Mrs. Lacks and that of historic Turner Station where she lived at the ...

one of the 130 third-graders to portray historical and contemporary figures in East Milton Elementary School’s “Living Wax Museum” to honor Black History Month. Dressed in a black suit and ...

Some fourth-graders chose out-of-the-box historical figures, such as Audie Murphy, William Wilberforce, Greta Thunberg and Flo Hyman. Research for the Living Wax Museum took approximately one month.

On Friday, they put their knowledge to the test, recreating historical figures as living wax figures.

It was the second annual Living Wax Museum at Pennsylvania STEAM Academy in Harrisburg on Thursday. The event brought to life historical African American figures in honor of Black History Month.