3/5 Daniel L. 4 years ago on Google • 98 reviews
Today,
I
decided
to
pay
a
second
visit
to
the
Ghana
Museum
for
Science
and
Technology
as
my
previous
was
on
a
Monday
which
was
a
No
Visiting
day.
Visiting
hours
is
from
9am
to
6pm
from
Tuesdays
through
to
Fridays.
I
got
to
the
Museum
after
9am.
There
had
been
a
rainfall
on
this
very
day.
There
was
no
workers
around.
After
some
observations,
I
had
to
approach
a
man
who
happened
to
be
a
Cleaner
of
the
department.
I
engaged
him
in
a
conversation.
I
got
needed
information
from
him.
He
happened
to
be
called
Kojo.
There
is
an
Old
museum
building
and
recent
one
which
is
very
big
with
concrete
steps
and
also
a
wheelchair
access
way.
People
do
no
troupe
there
or
come
in
numbers
nowadays
and
the
rain
had
made
workers
not
to
come
to
work
early.
I
did
not
get
the
opportunity
of
going
inside
the
two
buildings
to
have
a
view.
There
is
vegetation
around
which
to
me
would
enhance
visitors
mood
in
what
a
museum
stands
for
in
human
life.
I
had
a
previous
knowledge
of
an
helicopter
which
was
built
by
a
Ghanaian
in
the
1950's
and
had
been
parked
on
the
fore
grounds
of
the
Museum
but
had
now
gotten
degenerated
and
I
saw
children
playing
underneath
the
remaining
body
where
it
is
presently
parked.
I
saw
a
cannon
and
an
anchor
on
the
foregrounds.
There
was
also
the
remaining
parts
of
a
cinema
hall
nearer
the
old
museum
building.
There
are
Sellers
of
different
items
nearer
the
old
museum
building
and
along
the
the
roadside.
There
are
a
Cottage
like
buildings
near
to
the
Museum
and
a
car
park
not
very
far
away.
The
Cottages
are
for
business
offices.
Though
I
did
not
get
the
chance
of
entering
the
buildings
to
view
some
artifacts,
the
whole
environment
looked
impressive.
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