The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture is a rich and immersive learning experience intended for all ages. Unfortunately, because the Burke is largely a visual experience, many seniors cannot access museum content due to small text on labels and low lighting. Lack of suitable seating options also poses a challenge to seniors who need frequent rest. Our design response consists of fixed screen installations with a handheld phone attachment in each exhibit, which visitors can access while seated. Seniors can hear pre-recorded tours from museum curators and experts, who will guide them through each exhibit with images and large text that accompany spoken audio. Through this museum-wide system, seniors who would otherwise be unable to access museum content for long periods of time can be included in this unique journey of learning and exploration. Project by Nadia Kaheil (MHCI+D alum), Rachel DeNoble (MHCI+D alum), Amixa-Ray Calzado, and Clara Too