Case Study: National Park Service brings the Lockkeeper’s House to life with Electrosonic’s immersive AV solution

National Park Service brings the 350 sq.ft. Lockkeeper’s House to life with Electrosonic

The National Park Service faced the challenge of bringing the history of the historic Lockkeeper's House to life within its tiny, 350-square-foot space without making any alterations to the structure. They partnered with vendor Electrosonic to create an immersive and interactive audiovisual experience to replace static plaques.

Electrosonic implemented a creatively engineered solution involving projectors precisely mounted to display video on a screen and the original stone wall, concealed speakers for audio, and interactive tablets. All cabling was routed through a single small opening to a basement rack, minimizing impact on the building. The result was a dynamic, tailored visitor experience that successfully transformed the historic site for the digital age.

National Parks Service