Renovated warehouse offers a living history experience with over 400 years of local artifacts. Guided tours highlight Benedict Arnold's house and a 1950s Atomic Energy Lab. Space also hosts regional gatherings, blending history with community events.
A vast collection of artifacts showcases the city's history and cultural impact. Guided tours reveal detailed exhibits like Benedict Arnold's house and a 1950s Atomic Energy Lab set, creating a living history experience.
"You'll feel Rob's passion for the city's history on this tour."
"The museum's unique collection made the past feel incredibly real."
"Robert Greenberg's passion and knowledge made the museum tour so interesting."
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Follow the museum's Facebook page for updates on events and activities.
The museum offers field trips and Saturday tours for groups.
Reservations are recommended for special events to ensure a spot.
Building blends historical architecture with bright galleries. Admission is always free, inviting all visitors. Exhibits showcase ancient treasures and modern art, creating a calm, family-friendly space.
Admission is always free, welcoming everyone without tickets. The museum holds a phenomenal collection spanning ancient treasures, old masters, and modern art movements.
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Admission to the gallery is free for all visitors.
The special 4th floor exhibit is available for viewing today only.
The museum does not require a ticket for entry.
History museum offers free admission and showcases religious art highlighting Catholic heritage. Exhibits focus on Father Michael McGivney and the Knights of Columbus, providing a peaceful, well-organized space for learning and reflection.
Free entry lets visitors explore Knights of Columbus history and the story of Father Michael McGivney. Exhibits are well organized and beautifully presented, offering insight into Catholicism in America. The museum closes at 4 pm.
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Admission is free, and no tickets are required to enter.
The center closes at 4 pm daily.
The center features many artifacts and historical items related to Catholic history.
Small, cozy museum offers extensive historic artifacts and an interactive library focused on local history. Exhibits range from 17th-century furniture to 1980s artist squatter culture. Entry is affordable and layout is quiet and well-marked.
Numerous rooms showcase local history with a rich collection of artifacts and an extensive library. The pizza exhibit stands out, and the museum offers free entry for children with a small adult fee.
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Tickets cost $5 for adults; children enter for free.
Cash is required for gift shop purchases; credit cards may not be accepted.
The museum hosts special hands-on tutorials for researching building history.
Louis Kahn's building impresses with mid-century architecture and light-filled galleries. British art spans five centuries in a calm, refined space with free admission. Tracey Emin's neon installation adds a modern touch to the elegant museum.
Light-filled galleries showcase a beautifully curated collection with strong environmental control. Admission is free, and the museum features a contemporary neon installation by Tracey Emin in the Entrance Court.
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The museum is free to enter.
The exhibit ends on Sunday, 7/27/2025.
The museum closes at 5 pm.
Small museum offers interactive games in themed rooms over two floors. Warm, chill atmosphere supports parent-child interaction. Limited open hours keep it quiet and calm for easy exploration.
Small museum features several themed rooms with interactive games and activities for kids. It has a warm atmosphere that encourages parent-child interaction and is open only a few afternoons each week.
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The museum is only open once a week on Saturdays from 12:00 to 5:00 PM.
Admission costs $10 per person for everyone over one year old.
They offer free entertainment on Saturdays at 2, including storytelling and live music.