5/5 Stephanie P. 2 years ago on Google
We
LOVED
this
museum!
We
could
have
spent
all
day
in
the
children's
area
alone.
There's
an
adorable
log
cabin
that's
perfect
for
kids
to
play
in.
Inside
the
foam
wooden
logs
are
stuffed
animals.
My
son
is
an
animal
fantastic
and
could
not
get
enough
of
these.
He
also
loved
the
animal
figurines
found
in
the
drawers.
They
were
organized
so
neatly
by
the
type
of
animal.
We
made
sure
to
try
to
put
them
all
away
organized
as
well.
There
were
crystals,
fossils,
and
more
for
children
to
have
a
hands
on
learning
experience.
My
daughter
had
a
blast
building
a
cabin
with
the
foam
blocks.
She
also
loved
the
water
painting
station
and
was
so
proud
of
her
painting.
After
we
reluctantly
moved
on
from
the
children's
area,
we
toured
the
whole
museum.
The
kids
loved
the
giant
shark!
The
wooly
mammoth
was
fascinating
to
them
as
well.
(If
you
haven't
noticed,
theres
a
definite
interest
with
animals
and
my
children.)
We
went
through
the
dinosaurs
to
the
ice
age
and
then
to
native
Americans.
While
touring
the
wax
figures
and
seeing
native
american
tools,
you
can
hear
the
most
beautiful
flute
playing.
Come
to
my
surprise
when
we
turned
the
corner
and
saw
it
was
an
actual
woman
playing
the
flute
behind
a
glass
sitting
at
what
would've
been
an
old
trading
store.
She
gave
the
kids
pennies
that
we
turned
into
souvenirs!!!
How
cool!
I
had
to
snap
a
photo
of
this
Inuit
mom
carrying
her
baby
from
the
Inuit
art
displays.
The
next
things
that
stood
out
to
us
were
the
stuffed
animal
room,
we
spent
the
most
amount
of
time
here
from
the
actual
museum.
Lastly,
the
crystal
wall
at
the
very
end
blew
me
away!!
I
was
stunned
by
the
rare
collection
they
had.
We
looked
around
the
gift
shop
and
the
prices
were
extremely
reasonable.
Next
time
we
visit,
I'm
grabbing
some
Christmas
gifts
from
here!!!
Overall,
its
a
free
museum
that
accepts
donations.
If
you
have
younger
children,
this
is
the
place
to
be.
Come
learn
and
support
this
amazing
place!!
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