Museums can be huge, covering a wide range of subjects, or very small places dedicated to one specific subject, location, or person. Museum categories include: fine arts (art created for beauty rather than practicality), archaeology (study of past human life), history, science, technology (methods used to solve problems, e.g. creation of machinery), children's museums, natural history, botanical (flower) and zoological gardens. And these are only the big categories.
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
Indiana USA
How often are children told especially when going into any public place DON’T TOUCH ANYTHING! A children’s museum is the extreme opposite places where children are told: PLEASE TOUCH EVERYTHING!
The Children’sMuseumofIndianapolisis the world’s largest children’s museum. Founded in 1925 it has five floors of exhibit halls and attracts more than one million visitors each year.
Its exhibits include North America’s largest water clock;Story Avenue where visitors walk through an African American community with life size mannequins that talk when visitors pass and the White City Carousel a restored carousel that kids can actually ride on.
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