Freedom Rides Museum

Great experience to stand where history was made. We were there for the unveiling of several new exhibits. We actually sang with James Lawson Jr. one of the original Freedom Riders! Wonderful experience, great people act worth the price of admission. I was a guest of the Lewis family which made the experience that much more historic. It's a must visit if your into history... Our history.

It's closed on Sunday so we were only able to walk around the outside of the museum. Despite being closed, there was a ton of information posted outside the building. It's well worth the stop to learn the details of such historic events and such brave and selfless people. We also stopped by the Baptist Church where the Freedom Riders hid after the initial attack. It's only a few minutes away.

The Museum is filled with displays and literature that depict the journey of the brave Freedom Riders. These individuals sacrificed their safety and  lives to help mistreated Black Americans exercise their right to travel freely and sit where they wanted on buses, trains and airplanes. The site director conducts tours and informational sessions.

This was a wonderful experience that was packed with so much history. One of my favorite parts was to actually see and read a green book. Staff was very helpful and knowledgeable! Exhibit was intriguing and facility was inviting and clean.

Small museum in a repurposed bus station. There are some plaques outside that tell enough of the story...inside you just get a few more details. Staff is friendly. I wish, however, they would allow photography inside. Not sure why this would be banned.

Air Force Enlisted Heritage Hall

Very impressed! My grandfather, Tyre C. Weaver Jr. is recognized in this museum. I called this morning to let the guys know we will be making a stop during our drive through Montgomery. We were escorted on base and treated with respect by everyone. The experience was phenomenal and highly recommend!

AMAZING!!! Strictly Air Force Enlisted items located on Gunter AFB an only on weekdays. 1400 sqft of the enlisted Air Force legacy. FREE but takes Donations. Looking forward to taking my visiting family in the near future!

You wouldn't be doing yourself any favors if you went to Maxwell Gunter annex and did not visit this Air Force enlisted heritage Hall. It is very very well put together, there is a ton of history and knowledge inside there and the staff knows exactly what they're talking about and what they're doing. Any service member from any branch needs to go check this place out it is well. It's worth the time, and it has a ton of good history in there and it's probably one of the most incredible military displays I've seen.

We went here as part of a training activity and I was highly pleased by how well maintained and put together it is. The staff is very friendly and informative and there's enough to spend a good hour or two here. It's inspirational to have the contributions of our enlisted force preserved so meticulously and with so much care. Don't just gloss over each exhibit. Take the time to really dive into all the stories. It's worth it.

A lot of great history and they are continually working to update the exhibits!! Definitely a must see if you're a military history buff.

Illuminarium Atlanta

This was an amazing experience. As a grandparent, it was more than magical and nostalgic! It was an opportunity for my adult children, my husband and I to relive our childhood with our children and grandchildren. Well worth the price and memories we shared together. I especially loved the extras:,Santa, letters, and the Elf station!

The main takeaway here is that this was NOT worth the ticket price. I came here last night for an After Dark Album Release Experience/Dance Party and while it was fun, it was not worth $45. Positives: the food and drinks were pretty good, the valet was only $3 and was very convenient, there was plenty of seating/room to dance, and they had a few fun photo ops. Negatives: calling it an “experience” is a stretch. It was just the same 4 projections playing on a loop and had nothing to do with the artist or even matched with the songs playing. There was one theme that was catered to the event which was cool but it felt lazily put together (see image with hilarious typo). Also, the service was incredibly slow because they had ONE server for the whole event. She did a GREAT job but they should have had more help for her. In addition, the DJ did their best but the song choices were strange and their ad libs were off-putting. Overall, not a terrible time! But it’s only worth half the ticket price so I don’t think I would come again.

This is a spectacular experience and well worth the price for us. My toddler had a good time dancing to the holiday themed music and the chocolate drink makes for an additional compliment. It is not a place to hurry through and it is not action oriented. Just serene, but I will say a one time experience is all I need. Oh and they have an elf photo station take a picture as an elf

The winter wonderland experience is pretty neat. It’s a good place to take the kids to run around if it’s too cold or rainy to be outside. It’s a big room with stations for photos and letters to Santa and hot chocolate. They give you a light up necklace and candy cane as well. We went at 11AM when they opened and within an hour it filled up. The price is a bit steep for what you get but all in all it was worth it.

In town visiting and looking for things to do. There's a lot happening around this area. So overall a good find.  There's a room with a bar and food off the main room. It got pretty live. The main attraction is cool and interactive. Good for a date... or if you need to kill time. I don't know that I'd go to it twice. There's a bar in the main room with different seating areas. The floor is interactive and the views are cool.

Lost City Museum

Unique archaeological museum built on an actual archaeological site.  Located in Overton Nevada in the Moapa Valley.  I recommend it for anyone interested in the history of the native people of Southern Nevada.

Very interesting history with photographs, artifacts and detailed descriptions of everything. The museum is very clean, organized and well ran, we thoroughly enjoyed all of it. Make sure to watch the videos, they tell the story in great detail. The sidewalk around the outside takes you to the pueblo village, mining equipment and a monument to the Moapa Valley Pioneers.

Fun little museum to beat the heat! $6 pp and it says military is free at the front desk but when I asked the attendant he said actually no it's not, so not sure about military discount but that's ok I'm happy to support the museum.

Small museum but good amount of artifacts and the a/c feels really great at 2pm in June! The reconstructed buildings outside are cool to see how they may have looked.

Also cool is that they have shaded kennels for your pets, as well as a gazebo type thing with grills but I'm not sure if the public is allowed to use them.

If you enjoy Southwest history both ancient & more recent, this museum is well worth the stop. It includes Anasazi/Puebloan artifacts, wonderful rock/mineral displays & great old photos of the local mining towns. The "lost city" was St. Thomas, a Mormon farm town which was covered by Lake Mead once Boulder Dam was completed in the 1930s. Fun book store too.

What a cool spot. My wife and I drove out today from Henderson to check this place out and it was really interesting. Love learning about ancient cultures and especially those who existed in North America. Would definitely recommend checking this place out. The women working today were all very friendly which is always huge bonus

Wormsloe State Historic Site

Such a beautiful park close to downtown Savannah. The famous arched trees with the long driveway is such a gorgeous site to see. There is a small fee to enter the park - this is at the front entrance before you drive down the long path. There is a small gift shop at the end and a few trails to walk along. This is a great stop of you have dogs to take out and wander around as well. Bring water and a picnic for a lovely day roaming the trails - also bring bug spray during those warm months.

What a beautiful park to visit. The entrance with the long road  adorned with mature oak trees touching each other is magnificent. We followed the trails, visited the museum and colonial areas. A must see if you like nature and long walks on trails. Lots of birds and small animals to see. Wonderful sounds all around you.

Beautiful park and the oak lined drive is worth every second! They provide you a detailed map with the history of the place and all the things you can see. We did the 3-mile loop with our dogs in a thunderstorm. Was worth it though! Saw some deer, fiddler crabs, and native cacti!

What a great historical site to visit! The drive down the tree covered driveway is worth the price of admission alone. There are several short hiking trails going to different historical sites. We actually ran in to a Ranger there while hiking who really captivated us with his historical facts and stories. Include it in your visit you won't be sorry!

It’s magical, dreamy and majestic. The Oaks will speak to you. Nice trail also with historic ruins. We also met a lovely man who cares for the garden. We were also able to pick some corn 🌽 🤫 It’s definitely worth the visit to see something you will never see anywhere else.

Wilbur D. May Center

This place is a nice spot for picnics and a great spot for pictures.They have a nice hall somewhere inside the museum that can serve as a hall for special functions like weddings and the decorations in this hall is so lit.
Overall the park is nice and a good place to be

A well run children's museum with interactive exhibits. We saw the dinosaur exhibit and we were informed that the candy land exhibit is no longer occuring. Please call ahead if your unsure, staff is polite and the museum has a stamp  pass for kids or groups. ADA accessible

My daughter had her wedding at the museum.  It was a very nice and beautiful site for this.. we also had the garden reserved for the ceremony but it was raining and we  were able to use the back porch area and it held the 70 to 80 people attending. I am very pleased with the outcome and venue. My daughter has ever been so happy so mission accomplished. Thank you
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Definitely a hidden gym in a beautiful park in northern Reno. How one man could do so much in his life is certainly incredible. Would have loved to see more of his connection to the different collections and what time frame he added all of it. Such a well done museum some of the best exhibits ever in a small museum and what a great way to honor a local son.

The Wilbur D. May Canter Museum is an awesome museum to visit in Reno. It costs only $6 and is fairly small, but has a ton of artifacts and collectibles that Wilbur May collected during his lifetime. There is also alot.of history of  Wilbur May and insightful information. Highly recommend visiting if in the area and can easily spend an hour or more in the museum center.

Delaware Museum of Nature & Science

We were here for the Family Fun Day event. The museum is not huge, it is the right size for younger kids family like us. All the people we met are super friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable.

There is a hall displaying all the fish, animals, and living things along the Delaware shore. We learned that there is Sand Tiger Shark living there, which is pretty amazing to us.

My kids loved everything within Be The Astronaut Exhibition. We feel that you need to be at least 6 years or older to get the best experience because there are lots of learning things and hands on works. But they prepared the little ones with puzzles, books, and space tents :) which is very sweet and thoughtful.

A very cute museum perfect for my 2 year old. A lot to do, to touch and to explore! A very nice children’s play area inside with a cave, trees, books and plenty of toys. There is also an outside trail you can go on, not long, with picnic tables. Cafe is a plus! Will definitely be back

Great place for kids and I’ll admit for adults too. It’s smaller than I had anticipated but it’s packed full of knowledge. It was a great way for family and extended family to meet up, stay cool and gain knowledge!

Fun day at the museum. The staff is incredibly friendly. Greeting guests at every passing. Geared more towards children with an emphasis on Delaware's  natural wonders. Most segments of the museum are hands on geared towards learning. Though small I highly recommend it for curious and adventurous kids. Makes for a good day away from the television.

This museum is the perfect size for smaller children between the ages of 1 1/2 and 8 but is also totally appropriate for people interested in animals and history. We were particularly impressed with how clean and well-kept the museum was how friendly inappropriate all of the staff were! The exhibit and displays are very hands-on and just lovely and the play area to construct is very well done as is the snack bar with actual high quality foods for adults LOL! The drive here from Pennsylvania was a very easy as was parking! Even though it was raining so we couldn’t really explore the ground they have a gorgeous walking path in the back and butterfly garden as well. We feel very blessed to live around so many wonderful areas of beauty and museums!

Old Town Hall

Historic Town Hall, part of the larger historic society complex, entry is through the building next door.

Air Mobility Command Museum

Spent Father's Day visiting this museum via a Harley Davidson 50 States stop.  I  was just amazed at how well this museum is laid out and well documented with exhibits, stories,  and airplanes you can walk in.   Volunteers were amazing.   Very relaxing atmosphere with no long lines or loud talking as you view the exhibits.  Hall of Honor was very reverent and a must-see and experience.   Job well done!

This is a wonderful experience for children and adults as well who love planes.  We visited this FREE museum at the Dover AFB on August 13, 2023 where you will find full size Military Aircrafts including the Air Force One Plane and so many others.  Wonderful Veterans give you a full tour in detail.  We were able to go inside of many if the planes at the museum but visit early in the summer as it gets hot fast inside.  They even have a control tower you can climb and view.  The gift shop had some neat artifacts for purchase as well.  Highly, highly reccommended.

This museum rivals any other aircraft museum in the world. Having visited the Smithsonian Udvar Hazy center earlier this year, that should help understand the gravity of my statement.

The quantity of aircraft not only on display, but also able to enter and explore is astounding. Some of these aircraft can’t be found anywhere else in the world.

The real show stopper is the C-47 that dropped the 101st Airborne on D-Day and Market Garden. Again, not only on display but also available to enter and check out with your own hands. Astounding. The aircraft is complete with battle damage from D-Day as confirmed by the former crew chief when he visited years ago.

I have never felt history like this place. Having just recently watched Band of Brothers also made this exhibit hit hard.

I also have to brag on the staff. The museum was hosting two special events the day we visited which had the small crew of volunteers spread thin. The museum operations manager (Michael) saw that my family wasn’t able to see some areas because of the events and offered to personally take us into the control tower and the C-47…and he did it with a smile.

Being located within an active Air Force base is a huge plus. The chance to see active aircraft flying is very high. We were lucky enough to see a C-17 doing touch and goes right next to the parking lot.

Lastly, the gift shop. They could do like other places and gouge visitors, but they don’t. Everything is very reasonable. Even the snacks/drinks.

Make the drive from DC or Philly to see this museum. You won’t regret it.

Really cool vintage aircraft on display and incredibly friendly veterans to help guide you through. It’s primarily a cargo plane hub so not many fighter jets on display but you’re able to go in and out of many of the old cargo planes. Air Force Two on display too.

If you're an aviation fan you have to  visit this museum. It's less than an hour for Rehoboth Beach and features a variety of Piston powers propeller planes and jets. It was wonderful to see vintage aircraft well preserved in all their glory.  Most of aircraft were transport/ cargo planes and you can actually go inside them....is that cool 😎 or what! Situated close to Dover, AFB, you may catch a glimpse of operational "supers" C5M galaxy and "C17s too. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable, and the gift shop is definitely a must. Since we visited on a Sunday it was like we had the place to ourselves. Special thanks to all the staff and volunteers that are the heart beat of this museum.

Space Farms: Zoo & Museum

This is a great place for the family, you can feed the Chickens corn and deer you can also see a lion and a tiger. Also, you can see a museum with cars and antique things. One last thing is that when you're done with the outside you can order food like pizza something I recommend for the food could be a large pizza that has half cheese and salami.

I went there as a kid, brought my children there, and one day when I have some, I will bring my grandchildren there. Perfect laid back and fun place to bring young and even older kids. I remember when Goliath was alive - even more impressive then. They also do great work as part of the captive breeding programs to save at risk species.

Space Farms: Zoo & Museum is an absolute delight for anyone seeking an enjoyable day out. The zoo brings you up close and personal with a variety of fascinating animals, creating a wildlife adventure that's both educational and entertaining.

Wandering through the exhibits feels like a journey around the world, encountering creatures big and small. The knowledgeable staff adds a personal touch, sharing interesting facts that make the experience both fun and enlightening.

The museum is a treasure trove of history, showcasing artifacts that transport you to different eras. It's like taking a step back in time, and each display tells a story that captivates both young and old.

What sets Space Farms apart is the friendly atmosphere. The staff's passion for animals and history is contagious, making the entire visit feel like a shared adventure. It's not just a zoo and museum; it's a joyful experience that lingers in your memory.

For a day filled with smiles, learning, and the joy of discovery, Space Farms: Zoo & Museum is a top-notch choice. It's the kind of place that turns a regular outing into a memorable and enjoyable escape.

Not like other zoos, this one is much more open, so small kids can also enjoy the animals from such a nice distance. Till now, I didn't see any tiger or lion from such an open area. There are picnic areas inside so anyone can bring their own food and enjoy it. At the entrance, there is a small cafeteria where you can find pizza and some other foods. Museums are also good.

Overall best zoo experience, you get to be in the open air not jam packed in say the "Philadelphia Zoo", you have the ability to watch them during feedings with the bears, lions, tigers, leopards and jaguars. It's an amazing experience if you have young children, they sell you cookies to feed the bears and corn to feed the wandering deer which are awesome. If you're an adult looking to see some history, they have a large museum set up with cars, motorcycle, working tools and etc.

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