Limon Heritage Museum

The Farm Equipment Display outside is amazing! They have brochures available. The museum is open Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday afternoon. We were there on a wednesday and they opened it up for us!  The displays were incredible. Very impressive!  If you like history....stop by!

Unexpectedly nice museum.  I really loved the military display that connected the Revolutionary War thru Current to the community.

The museum was closed due to Covid. The website said it was open. I didn't travel far to get there so no harm, no foul. You can walk around the outside and look at the farm machinery, windmills and the train cars. Looking in the windows it looks to have many great displays. The facility is well maintained. I will come back next time I am through here.

Fun museum with lots of fun historical information about this quaint town. As well as some other historical events that took place in Colorado. Highly reccomend. We came in when it was closed and a nice woman let us walk around and look despite that.

The volunteer opened early and gave us a personal tour of this free museum. We also purchased a homemade jam. So glad we stopped! Such a treat!

Des Moines Art Center

One should definitely visit the art centre if you're in Des Moines. The exhibits are truly a work of art! Also, there is ample of parking space available outside. Free admission is a bonus!

Such a great place to go and visit for free.  Beautiful works of art, really cool sculptures, great architecture of the building itself.

It was raining and we came here before our flight out of town.  The outdoors also has some nice seating and photo opportunity areas.

A real gem.  The museum is perfectly situated on a hill in a park. Wander the grounds, the expansive gardens, admire the architecture, both outside and then inside. And inside you'll find an eclectic and fierce collection of work including Basquiat, Singer Sargent and O'Keeffe to name a few. Grab a bite at the Cafe and something at the gift shop. And drop in a donation when you leave.  After all ... admission is free.

I absolutely loved my (free!) visit to the Des Moines Art Center. I came when they were working on installing a few new exhibits, but there was still plenty to see and ponder here. The staff were overall friendly and kind without being overbearing or interruptive; the fellow who welcomed me in was pleasant and talkative, but at no time did I feel beleagured by our chat. My only complaint is that in the Richard Meier building, one of the staff seemed to get very close to me as I viewed the artpieces, and another staffperson was playing music or a video on his phone, which was quite loud to begin with and echoed up into the top floor.

The art on display was quite captivating and lovely to view, and it spans a wide variety of styles, eras, and cultural origins. The temporary exhibit, Double Take, was interesting, tho I wish there had been clear signage on which photo was staged and which was candid; not knowing made it difficult for me to engage fully with the exhibit. I absolutely fell in love with Water Woman by Wangechi Mutu and kept physically and mentally returning to her. And there were plenty of other stunning pieces I keep thinking about as well.

A stroll thru the Rose Garden afterward was nice; I remain unsure as to where the sculpture garden is. Exterior signage in this way could be improved. I also was delighted by the Little Free Art Gallery by the Center's parking lot. I wish there had been materials provided to make my own piece to add, but I did take a delightful little turtle painting by an artist of the name of Alleighlee.

One major issue I noted was the Center's accesibility. I can see that this museum is trying to be an accessible space, but a few major issues stood out to me. One is that one of two disabled entrances (the one on the north side) appears to be more of a sidedoor and afterthought. The entrance on the south side of the parking lot is a closer choice, but I'd love to see a solution worked out so that people with wheelchairs or strollers can enter thru the main set of doors.

Also, the single elevator in the Meier building was not operating the day I visited. This means that the lower and upper floors could not be accessed by anyone who is unable to use the stairs. The bathroom on the lower level of the Meier building also is *mostly* accessible (plenty of space, lower paper towel dispenser, etc), aside from the heavy doors that could be an issue for some folks to get open.

Overall I absolutely loved my visit to this museum, but as an ablebodied person, I also had a lot more freedom to roam and explore than some people may have. The artwork here is beautiful and diverse, and has given me so much to ponder.

The Des Moines Art Center is always a nice place to visit. The collection is interesting and well cared for. The gift shop has high-quality unique items, and is well managed by friendly staff. The restaurant is bright and spacious.

Uranus Missouri Towne Center

Free Entry. Family Friendly. Sideshow is a must see! Even if you do not want to purchase anything, you will have a very entertaining time. Please, read the signs!!! Fabulous comedy!!

Great variety of candies. Fudge is a must. Salt water taffy is c awesome.  Fun stop for road trip sugar junkies.

a chance and totally insane encounter with the third kind. we bought sweets and souvenirs. I found it totally funny and funny. I would like to come by again. all employees were friendly and in a good mood

Amazing place. A must stop shop. Spent a little over $100 for 5 shirts for every member of the family got some fudge, and had so many laughs. Could have spent many more hours here but we had the dogs so hopefully next time they will have an in door place for dogs, but maybe they do and we just didn't know they did. We even have their paper and brought it home and framed it. We will definitely be going back soon to explore more.

Really cool place! They don't just have fudge! It's a neat General Store! They have all kinds of Old Time Candy and Old Time toys and t-shirts and wine all kinds of stuff! The whole Plaza was full of really interesting stuff that we would have loved to have been able to stay and check everything out but the Fudge Factory was all we had time for. Lots of choices of flavors for fudge.

Tucumcari Historical Museum

Tucumcari Historical Museum is a fun must visit if you stay in the Tucumcari area.  Those that work at this historical museum are all volunteers.  The Tucumcari Historical Museum is an eclectic combination of items from the Tucumcari area and residents.  Items range from holey socks (a bit of a joke) to unusual, undefined stones, and relics gifted by residents.  There is a world of interesting items within this collection and for a small prices visitors are encouraged to see, learn, and touch much of the history from this wonderful community.  I highly recommend taking a visit to this museum if you are afforded the time to do so, it is a great experience with wonderful people.

This is worth the stop and visit. We spent about an hour here and it was well worth the admission fee. There is so much history and eclectic items here. You could probably come here a couple times and find more things. I really appreciate that the volunteer showed us around and explained some things as well.

Was a great place. Tons of stuff local focus and the staff was amazing.

Seems like a nice little museum in a nice little town, but it's just an old car show that stays in place and a place to stretch our legs. To the old grey haired guy behind the counter who grunted at us as we walked past the gift case on the way out: you didn't make me or my party feel welcome, and since no one else was there, you definitely had the time to do so. Sorry, maybe your job is unpleasant or someone you know died on that day

Minimal fee to enter - I would recommend this place to everyone (as a must see if you have time) and kids above age 6 should find it interesting as well - even more fun for them is the playground and train outside. Each room of the old 1903 historical building that was once a school (and has a ton of history all by itself) is covered from floor to ceiling with town memorabilia.  There is so much to see but many times I didn’t know what I was looking at, exactly.  If they offer tours of the rooms from an historian I would recommend it.  On the outside they have an old playground, a real Pacific Railroad caboose which you can walk through (some pics attached) and other large historic items like a plane, wagons and an old fire truck.  We loved this place!

AGFC Witt Stephens Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center

We love to take the kids here.. especially in the summer! We usually get some ice cream, walk around a bit, then cool off inside and check out the fish and animals. The staff are always kind and helpful and they have lots of magazines and information for all kinds of other things to do outdoors in Arkansas.

Our trip to AGFC Witt Stephen's Jr Center was amazing! When we entered we were greeted & they had a scavenger hunt for the kiddos! The wildlife observation area was full of life---surprising being right off of downtown LR/River market. There was a groundhog, squirrel, & many birds!

It's a really cool place. If you're ever in the capital city it's a must visit in my opinion. As a resident of Arkansas I'm really proud of this place. Best part it's Free!

Wonderful FREE Nature Center! We spent an hour exploring the exhibits. The gift shop had a lot of neat goodies to shop from.

We had an incredible trip, hosting many interns this summer. We got to witness meetings, different speeches, presentations, and a tour. The entire staff is friendly, kind, accommodating. We learned a lot and made great memories taking future Arkansas State employees on tour at this facility.

Discovery Park of America

This place is simply amazing. There's so much to see and do. It is much larger than the outside suggest. And there's as much to do outside as inside. There are live demonstrations in some of the outdoor buildings. There's lots of hands on things for kids to do. My granddaughters 8 and twins 5 had a fantastic time. They got to ride an escalator for the first time and there's a Cafe to grab a bite to eat. The Cooper Tower ( it's $5.99 for adults)  is a must do. And it's very affordable for everyone. A super great family place!!!

You MUST make this a way point on your family vacation! We found it when we passed by on our way to other attractions further north, and came back through just to go here. WOW! We were incredibly surprised by the impressive exhibits, hands on attractions, and historic village. I thought it would be a 2 or 3 hour experience...we were there from opening to closing! The food in the Cafe was reasonably priced and delicious. The staff throughout was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. Don't miss the craftsman shops outside for demos and expertise! Purchase tickets online for a 15% discount. We spent more time here than we did at the Ark!

What an amazing place. The testimonial they put on the website summed it up well about it being like your favorite rich uncle bringing back cool things from around the world and putting them in your yard. It was fun and great for all 4 of us and it's a phenomenal spot for all ages and backgrounds. We will be becoming annual members for sure.

Something for everyone. Great experience. Clean and reasonably priced food. Beautiful gardens and views. We paid extra for earthquake simulator are dinosaur movie. Tower was great experience. Could have spent two days here. Nice gift shop. Both educational and fun.

We had an amazing trip to Discovery Park with my kids. They loved all the hands on science features, the 3D films, and the gigantic human slide. They are also really into dinosaurs so the fossilized dinos were a fav. We also ate at the cafe and the hamburger and tots were good. It was rainy so we couldn't do as much outside, but the barn, trains and settlement building were cool!

The Cotton Museum at the Memphis Cotton Exchange

This is really unique!  Nice informative museum in the original Cotton Exchange.  The building is incredible.  The museum gives a nice educational experience of the cotton history, farming and industry.

What a little gem! Very interesting collection of items, provided us with a lot of information about the area, the industry and the impact. Great little gift shop, I purchased some teas, magnet and a couple of other small items. I would have bought more but had no more room for items in my luggage. Staff was very friendly and helpful, thank you for helping us to have a good visit!

Cotton was king. This museum chronicles the history and development of the crop through the years and also gives some insight into grading and modern farming techniques. Housed in an historic building, it's worth a visit. Plan on 40 minutes.

Small museum, but interesting. You'll probably spend an hour to an hour and a half here, if you tend to read most descriptions. There are also videos, which are interesting but a bit dated. Seems like the "modern" videos are from the early 2000s, so I'd love to see an update with the latest innovations in the industry. I certainly learned a bit, but it needs some updating. The staff were incredibly nice and welcoming though!

Memphis is more than Graceland! The museum consists of two parts, the history of cotton business and how it brings prosperity in Memphis, and everything you may want to know about cotton, from how it is grown to its applications. It is interesting that a membership was required for cotton trade.

Town Square

Moss Mansion Museum

I loved it! A trip
Back in time, beautiful. Every room is beautiful. Gorgeous woodwork, walls and floors ceilings are enchanting with their intricate designs. The craftsmanship is extraordinary. So much history about this prominent family. A must go see if you like things like that, you won’t be disappointed

Oh my gosh I’m so glad I went here this house is so beautiful there’s a stunning greenhouse and so many beautiful antiques the staff and volunteers are so amazing and helpful and I’m sure every time you go you’ll find something new a self guided tour is $12 and you can walk around as long as you’d like within business hours. It’s well worth the visit!!

Oh my gosh, it was amazing. Lots of stairs, though. I would definitely recommend going. They are doing some repairs so we could not see the whole house. They need support for repairs, which is worth it. The staff is so friendly and knowledgeable.

Amazing place!! So much more history to dive into! Absolutely loved this experience! Can't wait to learn more!! Special thanks to an amazing staff! 👏 hope to see you all again soon!!

Fabulous home with incredibly ornate details.  Just beautiful  and so large! I loved the conservatory and the grounds were nicely groomed.

Cooke City Montana Museum

We thoroughly enjoyed our stop here.  There is no charge to go through the museum,  but you can make a donation if you like.  This was full of the history of this area. There is also a backyard tour where you can see mining equipment and other items. This location also has information and brochures for the surrounding areas and states.  There are restrooms and places to sit and relax.  There is even a picnic table of you want to sit and enjoy lunch or a snack. The staff was very helpful and very nice.

Nice town super friendly. Visit the welcome visitors center and go through museum.

Museum and visitors center was a pleasant surprise for a quick rest break.  Staff was very helpful and friendly.  Exhibits were relevant, interesting, and informative.  Nice restrooms and picnic tables.  Worth a look if you have just 5 minutes or an hour

It's worth the drive to Cooke City.  Explore Montana and learn about her past and history.

Located just a couple of miles from the North East entrance to Yellowstone Park. Closest entrance to Lamar Valley where you find it full of Bison. Staff was very knowledgeable concerning the area including Yellowstone Park. Recommend stopping in and picking up a state map of Wyoming and Montana.

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