Address: 8415 Paine Field Blvd, Mukilteo, WA 98275, USA
“Despite the factory tour being closed, the backstage pass film is a good way to find out more about the history and operations at this site. It's no substitute for a real tour though! There was a Q&A session at the end which was a good opportunity to ask questions, although some of the answers given weren't very informative. The museum and viewing deck are good, so this is a good way to spend a few hours just half an hour outside Seattle.”
Address: 18 Co Rd 55A, Los Cerrillos, NM 87010, USA
“What a lovely hidden gem. The art and space were beautiful!”
Address: 6861 NE South St, Suquamish, WA 98392, USA
“Small museum but very educational about the culture. Loved it.”
Address: 164 Hawley St, Grayslake, IL 60030, USA
“This place is really cool. The staff is really nice and willing to share knowledge about their museum and the city. There are 2 levels on the main level and they also have an annex. In the main building they have all sorts of artifacts from almost the beginning of the city. Really worth the time to come here. In the annex they have an original fire truck from the 50s that still works and they use it in the parades, also few other vehicles and machinery. The best part it is free to come here, but I would leave a donation though”
Address: 3300 T W King Rd E, Southlake, TX 76092, USA
“Children 4 and under are free otherwise its $18 per person. The show lasts about 45 mins. Free parking. And port-a-potty stalls if you need to go. Overall - really cool experience. Good and bad, here we go. From the outside, the dome doesn't look very big. But on the inside, it felt like the screen stretched because of how much you can see. I believe his name was Jonah, he was our host. Super friendly guy. We were at the 3 PM showing which was the last show of the day, so he said he was a lot more relaxed and not in a rush for us. There are Beanie bags, folding chairs, and also these rocking bed-like seats. Those were really cool! You can lean back and get a full-on view experience from top to bottom as simply as leaning forward and back. I would recommend finding one of those to sit on, but there's a limited amount so try to get there early. I was maybe... the 12th person that entered and we got the last 2 but that didn't mean there was 12 rocking seats. I think there was eight. OK so why the missing 5th star? First, I don't know if it was where i was seated but it was absolutely freezing cold! Like uncomfortably cold. My husband was wearing a thermal long sleeve and he said he was cold too. So bring a cover or dress warm. Also bad : The male voice over that they used, for what felt like half the show, was so deep and low that you really couldn't hear the story telling, like at all. :( And, I thought it was just me, but it turned out my husband confessed that he couldn't hear or understand the deep voice either. The music was so loud that it overshadowed the voice. So it just felt like we were looking at a video while trying to Make out any little part we can understand. Otherwise, I do think this was a cool experience. I love that kids can participate, but I don't think it's appropriate for the little, little ones. One kid was running around during the show (this dome doesn't have a lot of running space) and I noticed when the show ended, parents were carrying out their sleeping children lol. NAP TIME!”
Address: 163 Yorktown Rd, Newport News, VA 23603, USA
“Outstanding!! Juanita is the BEST tour guide! She had so many interesting stories about the property and told them in a really fun way. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour.”
Address: 24405 SW 75 Rd, Beatrice, NE 68310, USA
“What an great place to be on the Fourth of July weekend. Entrance to everything in this spacious national park is free. Lots of exhibits inside and out and well presented. The story of homesteading and its history relationship to surrounding area very well told. There are two main buildings we saw both had gift shops. The staff greets you and will guide you through park and exhibits they are so helpful. There are two gift shops and staff greets you and is very willing to answer questions. You can even take time and research on computer your own family homesteader history. The walk around building nice exercise and very scenic farmland and nature. A most peaceful place where you can just relax hear the wind and birds and see what homesteaders saw. Lots of old farm equipment and other home and farm artifacts. We both really enjoyed our visit and it wasn't a far drive from our home state of Minnesota.”
Address: 4th St SW, Washington, DC 20560, USA
“Beautiful museum. Nicely laid out. Exhibits were great. Spent a half day here.”
Address: 446 11th Ave N, Franklin, TN 37064, USA
“The McLemore house is a true gem in the city of Franklin. We often hear of slavery but the narrative of how formerly enslaved people created homes and lives after enslavement are rarely discussed. This tour will give you a new perspective on history you may not be aware of. This house was home to four generations until it became an historic sight. Include this historic home on your next visit to Franklin. You will be glad you did.”
Address: 1 Jacobsen Wy, Carson City, NV 89701, USA
“For some reason I was under the impression this school was still open when in fact only one building is open, a musuem/research/culture center; while other buildings have been re-purposed for state agencies and the remaining structures have been shuttered and left to ruin. The grounds are very well kept, in sharp contrast to some of the dilapidated buildings. There is an audio walking tour that visitors can complete by calling the posted phone # and selecting the appropriate location. There was a gentleman working at the culture center who was a former student of the school! He was very knowledgeable and full of first hand accounts of what the school was like for the students. Very interesting place to stop and get a perspective on how the natives were treated.”
Address: 12632 Confederate Pkwy, McCalla, AL 35111, USA
“Benn coming here since I was a child I'm 26 now and now I bring my 6 and 5 year old”
Address: 501 MN-7, Excelsior, MN 55331, USA
“They're also open on Tuesdays during the Farmer's Market days in the summer. Great experience! Do note that the cars are NOT handicap accessible - see their website for details.”
Address: 1925 Woolaroc Ranch Rd, Bartlesville, OK 74003, USA
“This place is definitely worth the drive and admission! Before getting to the museum and all the building, you drive through a safari and see all kinds of animals! It’s scenery is so pretty and calming. There’s a museum to get some knowledge soaked up and to see all the cool stuff they have there. They also have a lot of hiking trails to hike on. The trails were very well kept and suitable for my toddler to hike too! Our favorite part had to be the petting zoo and the playground! I’ve never seen a decent sized playground as cool as this one. They’re even shaded areas to sit and relax as the kids play. We’ll definitely be going back soon!”
Address: 13151 SE Bull Run Rd, Sandy, OR 97055, USA
“Great swimming and rc crawling spot go down alot and the owners ate awesome and I did a tour of the place and they are great to offer parking and me personally into there home Great place to check out and bring the dogs”
Address: 2686 Oak Hill Rd, Bath, OH 44210, USA
“Had a great visit during the Civil War Reenactment weekend. We have been to the farm four times now and just love the experience, but this last visit was the icing on the cake. The entire village was an encampment and we got to enjoy it with family. Good times, and will definitely go back again. Only some minor issues, we were not able to find where they were giving the "historical" talks, and we missed them. The demonstrations put on by both Hale Farms and the Civil War encampment were just amazing. A full review and video is available on our blog site.”
Address: 114 Water St, Rices Landing, PA 15357, USA
“What a treasure trove of interesting machining fabricating welding and foundry tools from the 1800s. Was a fantastic tour we spent several hours there, the staff was more than happy to show us anything and answer any questions. Would highly recommend it for anyone who is interested in history of machining old equipment or foundry work.”
Address: 1741 N Schuster Pkwy, Tacoma, WA 98402, USA
“Beautiful park with historical significance - read signs along the walk to learn while enjoying the thoughtful layout, bridge, pagoda, and sculptures. Parking is somewhat hidden down a lane that runs parallel to Ruston Way, so don’t give up if you don’t find the lot right away.”
Address: 426 N Jackson St, Janesville, WI 53548, USA
“Wonderful time. Fantastic campus and friendly staff.”
Address: 701 Enterprise Dr, Harrison, OH 45030, USA
“Great school and staff 👍🏼 I will definitely come back for more classes. Balance staffing and timing class was pretty intense but CMW21 Tom Schomaker is a great instructor and he will teach and answer to any question. The knowledge and experience I gained is priceless. So worth it for my career as a watchmaker. CW21 in mind 👍🏼💪🏼👏🏼”
Address: 730 Plymouth Rd, Claremont, CA 91711, USA
“Love this small little museum...The exhibit Gods and monsters was absolutely amazing...”
Address: 100 The Grove Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90036, USA
“The Holocaust Museum is quite sombering however, it is informative and detailed. The traffic flow within the Museum wasn't bad. Parking is a challenge, and you're needing to reserve your spot before they allow you in. Security is higher in this Museum than most throughout SoCal. It costs $1 to use some earbuds and walk around with a recording about each specific section. Highly recommend that. The details on the recording explain extensively on what each photo and item is as you're walking through. The Museum begins with how and why the Jews were targeted and the steps taken to hold them accountable. There are individual stories to be heard, and graphic photos to assist in understanding the full picture. Staff is nice and allow us to walk through on our own. There wasn't any sort of problem during my experience through the Museum.”
Address: 31899 CA-41, Coarsegold, CA 93614, USA
“Wow! What an unexpected but great afternoon. My husband and I took our 5 year old. The volunteers working allowed us to look around at our leisure but also shared interesting information and set up a panning for gold experience!”
Address: 6924 Brown Rd, Oxford, OH 45056, USA
“This historic site has wonderful structures and the location is enchanting. It is a step back in time. Staff and volunteers are gracious! This site offers several weekend events to be enjoyed by people of all ages.”
Address: 100 Red Cox Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32080, USA
“Had such a great visit! The lighthouse is so well taken care or we climbed all the way to the top! Its quite a climb but worth it and there are many spots to sit for a break on the way up.. the views are absolutely immaculate and all of the additional exhibits and mini museums were awesome!”
Address: 32611 Franklin Rd, Franklin, MI 48025, USA
“Glorious expression of art. Relaxing and healing never felt better! Jacqueline is an amazing artist and humanitarian.”
Address: W9141 State Rd 81, Argyle, WI 53504, USA
“For a child or a child at heart this place is a wonderland for all of us! So much to see and the owners are very friendly. Impressive displays include push buttons that activate certain items. A nice drive through the country as well!”
Address: stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
“They have a wonderful Japanese wartime propaganda exhibit. "Fanning the Flames" Many colorful paintings and children's materials related to war. Free.”
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