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Explore American history through augmented reality. Place life-size statues in your environment and unlock rich content about the figures depicted and their creators. Ideal for students, educators, and history enthusiasts.
✓Augmented reality statue placement
✓Biographical information
✓Artist insights
✓Curator commentary
✓Interactive learning steps
✓American history curriculum support
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What's New in Who Are the People?
2.0
December 9, 2025
New UI/UX: • New menus – one by statue name (alphabetically by last name) and one by location in the Capitol – featuring search functionality by statue name and state • New and easier to use statue placement functionality Additional statues: • Abraham Lincoln by Vinnie Ream (commissioned by the U.S. Congress, 1871) • Portrait Monument by Adelaide Johnson (given by the National Woman’s Party, 1920) • Chief Standing Bear by Benjamin Victor (Nebraska, 2019) • Harry S. Truman by Tom Corbin (Missouri, 2022) • Amelia Earhart by George and Mark Lundeen (Kansas, 2022) • Mary McLeod Bethune by Nilda Comas (Florida, 2022)
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What is Who Are the People? AR experience?
Who Are the People? is an augmented reality application that allows users to place life-size statues from the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center into their own environment. It provides biographical details, artist insights, and curator commentary for each featured historical figure.
What statues are featured in Who Are the People?
The app features statues of Mary McLeod Bethune, Willa Cather, Frederick Douglass, Amelia Earhart, Kamehameha I, Helen Keller, Abraham Lincoln, the Portrait Monument, Chief Standing Bear, the Statue of Freedom, John Swigert Jr., Harry Truman, Sojourner Truth, and Sarah Winnemucca.
How does Who Are the People? enhance learning?
This app is designed for learning by supporting civic education, American history curriculum, and art appreciation through interactive AR experiences. It makes history tangible and accessible for at-home or classroom learning.
What devices support Who Are the People?
Who Are the People? is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It utilizes the device's front-facing camera to render the augmented reality statues.
Is Who Are the People? suitable for children?
The app has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for children aged nine and older. It offers an engaging way for younger users to learn about American history and art.
How often is Who Are the People? updated?
The latest version of Who Are the People? is 2.0, which was last updated on December 9, 2025. Updates typically include new content or improvements to the AR experience.
What is the user sentiment for Who Are the People?
Based on the available data, Who Are the People? has a rating of 3.8 stars from 6 ratings. This suggests a generally positive but mixed reception from its users.
Does Who Are the People? have ads?
No, Who Are the People? does not contain advertisements. As a free application, it provides an uninterrupted educational experience without any ad interruptions.
