Address: 164 Hawley St, Grayslake, IL 60030, USA
“Fantastic walk thru time! Really helpful staff to guide you. Check out the cool garage with the antique vehicles!”
Address: 905 W Santa Gertrudis St, Kingsville, TX 78363, USA
“Small but very inviting and incredibly nice staff. Nice little interactive section for our almost 3 year old. He loved all the animals too. Excellent way to spend an hour or so with a toddler.”
Address: 1261 Granger Rd, Medina, OH 44256, USA
“Great place to visit and learn a bit about Granger Twp. There is a house with some historical information and interesting antiques: it once belonged to the town Doctor. There is also a building called the Library; which has archival information and photographs, as well as other memorabilia. We enjoyed our visit.”
Address: 1616 W Abram St, Arlington, TX 76013, USA
“I loved learning about the history of Arlington, TX where I was born am raised. Wanda was so enthusiastic and knowledgeable the the WWII room and I loved learning about the people who fought for our country that were either from Arlington or associated with Arlington. I wish more people in Arlington would donate items they have that might be able to tell more of the history. There was quite a bit of information and items that allowed me to have insight into the growth of Arlington, TX but the history mostly stops around 1960. The Cowboys stadium was not mentioned, and although that was more recent, it is a VERY prominent feature of Arlington and will remain one of the most famous features for I'm assuming a very long time. I would like to see more information on how the stadium was brought here. Also, when it came to the Education area upstairs, I loved seeing the vintage composition books, and the things that had for viewing. But like I said, the history stops too Early here at the museum. Allan Saxe is a VERY important educational figure for Arlington TX and specifically UTA. He opened a free dentist office, a park, and placed the giant DREAM letters in downtown Arlington. He even has a burger named after him at J Gilligan's. I wish there was stuff about him as he will be remember throughout history here in Arlington and has been a huge part of the community for 50yrs. Overall it was a fantastic experience but hopefully they get some newer items to show the cities exceptional growth more so within the last 50yrs so that the millennials and Gen Z like myself can have a better understanding of ALL the features in Arlington and the history behind things that are also more prominent to our generations.”
Address: 242 Toledo St, Dundee, MI 48131, USA
“Excellent museum and event space. The museum has a great collection of history, not just from the town of Dundee, but the entire Monroe County area.”
Address: 100 Tellus Dr, Cartersville, GA 30120, USA
“This museum is beautiful! There is something here for everyone. The kids' interactive areas are updated every so often, so it doesn't get old. We love the fossil digging and gem mining. We learned about dinosaurs, how bicycles work, earthquakes, and much more ! We packed a lunch and ate under a large covered area with picnic tables and restrooms before we went in. I definitely recommend taking advantage of this area as well.”
Address: 1601-03 E North Ave, Baltimore, MD 21213, USA
“They are currently doing renovations, but the museum was a good place to visit. The renovations will be done by the end of the year if you wanted to wait to see the updated facility. The museum showcased a variety of influential African American figures. It also showed how slaves were treated before and when they came to America. They also hold tours of the place. The wax figures looked eerily real. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who would like to learn more about black history.”
Address: 47 Strickland Rd, Cos Cob, CT 06807, USA
“This place is so beautiful. My boyfriend and I took the 1:30 tour of the Bush-Holley House with Docent Donna, she is amazing and very knowledgeable. I would recommend taking a tour. This property has so much history. We unfortunately came at a time that they were setting up a new exhibition so the gallery was unavailable but we will be back. 😊”
Address: 804 MacFarlane Rd, Portage, WI 53901, USA
“Great museum! Fun learning about the actual portage that gave the city it’s name.”
Address: 1305 Arizona St, Boulder City, NV 89005, USA
“Well worth the visit. Great to see the displays and read the stories about the construction of the dam before visiting it. Definitely recommend making the stop. Nice cafe’s and restaurants around the museum as well. Free entrance through the hotel and ample free parking on the streets around the museum.”
Address: 3800 Homer St, Los Angeles, CA 90031, USA
“I came to Cemetery lane and it was brilliant! The costumes, the decorations, the overall ambiance. AMAZING!! And the folks working really made the experience special. Kids or no, this is a must do for every Angelino!”
Address: 17010 S Vaughn Rd NW, Vaughn, WA 98394, USA
“My son and I had gone to the museum on a field trip for school. There was a lot of interesting and enlightening information about everything they had in there down to the saw that took two people to use that was 8 ft long approximately! Would definitely recommend others to go and learn a few things and maybe do a few things they hadn't before. My son and his class definitely had a great time learning about all the different jobs that they had back then around here.”
Address: 1801 Dock St, Tacoma, WA 98402, USA
“This was our 1st visit to this museum. It was absolutely stunning to see the work!! There was some serious detail on a lot of the pieces.. I had no idea there were so many clever artists with glass. Lol the staff were all very friendly and helpful. The gift shop was great!! And the bridge outside is stunning and remarkable!! There are no other words for that for the detailed beautiful works at this museum. We will definitely be returning.”
Address: 351 N Arizona Blvd, Coolidge, AZ 85128, USA
“Small geology museum but has a lot of rocks from AZ and parts of the world. Kids sand table to look for fossils.”
Address: 717 Lakeport Rd, Chittenango, NY 13037, USA
“Unfortunately the museum was closed when we were at the park however the outdoor exhibits are easily seen from the tow path. Photo shown is not of museum but of existing buildings from the canal's operating era”
Address: 1801 Rainier St, Steilacoom, WA 98388, USA
“The historical home was lovely to tour.”
Address: 106 W Main St, Carlisle, KY 40311, USA
“Lovely ladies, very knowledgeable”
Address: 402 Main St, Yorktown, VA 23690, USA
“Great place to find local art and unique gift ideas. We are looking for 3D artist to show and sell work. Must be willing to do 6 volunteer hours a month. We are an all volunteer run gallery! Come check us out!!”
Address: 3 Savoy Lane, Cartersville, GA 30120, USA
“Very pleasing architecture. Tremendous building with vast space and potential. The vehicles on display were unique, interesting and very satisfying to examine! All of the staff except for one guy was friendly. I almost took a star away because of him. But I do not want to deter anybody from visiting this location. If you're a car buff I definitely recommend checking out this place. Only $15 to get in is a great deal for the experience. Looking forward to see how they develop this Museum.”
Address: 2180 S Carson St, Carson City, NV 89701, USA
“I love visiting train museums, and this is a great, inexpensive one to visit. It's small, but that is fine. They have an interesting small collection, much of which is Virginia and Truckee. Grounds are very nice as well. We did not take a ride, but they were available. Helpful and interesting volunteers around to answer questions. Well worth visiting if you have an interest in trains.”
Address: 13 Oenoke Ridge, New Canaan, CT 06840, USA
“Documenting the town’s past, the New Canaan Historical Society (founded 1889) owns or operates eight museums and historic buildings, most of which are located at the society’s campus on Oenoke Ridge. Of all the society’s properties, only the Little Red School House and the Gores Pavilion (more below) are off campus. At the main location you can check out exhibitions expertly curated from the society’s massive collections, and get a taste of life in New Canaan in days gone by at the Rock Schoolhouse (1799), Cody Drug Store (1845), the Town House (1825), the Hanford-Silliman House (c. 1764), the Rogers Sculpture Studio (1878) and the Tool Museum and Printing Office. The main exhibit in summer 2019 was “Shoes”, with 200 pairs helping to map out the shoemaking industry in New Canaan, which flourished for more than a century.”
Address: 4900 Marie P DeBartolo Way, Santa Clara, CA 95054, USA
“If you're a 49ers fan this is a must see!! They have the actual Lombardi trophies,and Super Bowl rings from, old uniforms, the statues of former players, and coaches was awesome!”
Address: 525 S Riverside Ave, Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520, USA
“This thing is amazing! We came several years ago before our daughter was born and then the exhausted brain of parenthood and a pandemic led us to kinda forget about it until tickets were sold out each year. But this year we remembered! The Blaze is great with separate areas dedicated to themes. My favorite was an area dedicated to famous works of art but my daughter (6) really liked the rave house. Some things to know -- buy your tickets months in advance. It sells out quick. Know that you're going to wait in your car for about 30 minutes to get to the parking lot. Bring hot drinks for your people so you don't wait in line for another 30 minutes.”
Address: 25020 E River Rd, Grosse Ile Township, MI 48138, USA
“This is a great place to visit to learn about the history of Grosse Ile. There are many interesting artifacts and the lady's who were working the museum are extremely friendly and knowledgable.”
Address: 13000 Mile High Ranch Rd, Cherry Valley, CA 92223, USA
1 million customers
find businesses on BusinessYab every month.
500 businesses
join BusinessYab every day.
BusinessYab helps you…