Individuals are welcome to use the records. The museum organizes and produces permanent, changing, and traveling exhibits. Permanent exhibits are located on the second floor of the museum, and include sections on Moravian history, local settlements and schools, worship, music, decorative arts, and world-wide missions. The museum also produces occasional traveling exhibits, photographic displays designed to be installed in a non-museum setting, which can be booked for several weeks by churches, schools and other institutions. The society s staff can provide programs and presentations for meetings of service and civic organizations, church groups, Scout groups, and school classes.
Programs are available on a variety of topics, at minimal or no charge.
The society offers a variety of educational programs and opportunities for all ages, from tours of the museum to tours of Moravian sites in this country and others. Concerts, lectures, slide presentations, walking tours, gallery talks, teacher in-service courses, and other programs are offered as opportunity and subject matter warrant. The society publishes a biennial journal, Transactions of the Moravian Historical Society, and a membership newsletter, The Moravian Historian, in addition to occasional booklets, pamphlets, and other printed pieces. The society sells the Transactions and its own publications, as well as books on Moravian history and topics related to its exhibits and collection, at The Whitefield Shop, located on the first floor of the museum. Publications are also available by mail order.