How Society Marks Time During Crisis - Baldwin Museum Exhibit #3436272 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays a tri-panel infographic from The Baldwin Museum of Science, detailing how societal timekeeping shifted during the pandemic. The red panel describes a 15-minute film shown at the half-hour mark that explores clock usage and social coordination; the gold panel highlights the pandemic’s disruption of routine at the hour (e.g., 90-second breaks); the green panel reflects on how individual clocks-whether accurate or whimsical-shape collective time awareness. The left-side document preview shows related exhibit text with a red arrow linking to the panels.

Used on the museum’s exhibition webpage or digital catalog to introduce an interactive time-themed exhibit. Matches user intent for educational, cultural, or historical content about societal responses to crisis, especially among educators, researchers, and curious visitors.