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This app is in development as part of the �鶹ԭ�� Museum of the North's conservation and exhibition of Bus 142 for visitors to Fairbanks and beyond. The final Bus 142 exhibition will comprise 3 major components: the exterior exhibit and walking tour of the bus, a �鶹ԭ��MN Gallery of Alaska exhibit, and a virtual exhibition to include editions of this app.

 

 

 

DOWNLOADS

1GB download, 1.25GB installed. Recommended 4GB available RAM

NOTES ON OPENING THE APP ON MAC AND WINDOWS MACHINES
Be sure to open the downloaded file with the context menu (“right click”) to navigate the “malicious software” security warning on apps downloaded from the Internet.

Bus 142 was removed from the Alaska wilderness in the summer of 2020 and later deposited at  the �鶹ԭ�� Museum of the North for long term curation and exhibition. Bus 142, an encapsulation of many facets of Alaska, saw life in the military, as a school bus, and as part of the Fairbanks transit system before serving as a shelter on the Stampede Trail. The bus is a story not just of one particular person who spent the last few months of his life there. It is a history of interior Alaska and mining, the occupation of wilderness, and personal exploration. The museum’s goal is to make Bus 142 the centerpiece of a free, outdoor, public exhibit at the museum that will allow people to safely experience all aspects of this vehicle’s history. Taking the bus from its fresh off the trail, raw condition and preparing it for long-term public exhibition is an involved and lengthy process. Over the course of several years, while the bus is located in the ConocoPhillips Alaska High Bay Structural Testing Lab at the Joseph E. Usibelli Engineering Learning and Innovation Building (JUB) on the �鶹ԭ��F campus, we will begin the process of conserving the bus and documenting its rich history.

Find more information on �鶹ԭ��MN’s project to conserve and exhibit BUS 142 here.