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What is there to see and do at The Nature Discovery Center? • Visit the Museum for an informal tour with hands-on
activities • Try four activities in the Museum listed on our activity sheet and win a prize! Adults and children are eligible. There are several new activities to try!
What do visitors tell us after they have visited the museum? "Wonderful learning site" What is the admission charge to the museum?
Admission: Adults: $6 Seniors: $5 How long does it take to tour the museum? Allow a minimum of one hour and 15 minutes or more for a museum visit. If the group plans to walk the Medicine Woods Trail, allow a minimum of an additional 30 - 45 minutes. Who visits The Nature Discovery Center? Museum visitors include, among others, individuals, families, students, organized groups, homeschoolers, seniors, church groups, and preschools. Is the Museum handicap accessible? The Museum is handicap accessible. Is There a Gift Shop at The Nature Discovery Center? The Museum has a small nature shop which sells rocks, minerals, shells, a variety of handmade nature related items, nature Fundanas, decorated woodenware, nature novelty items, and mineral testing kits. Proceeds benefit the Museum. How many people can the Nature Discovery Center accommodate?
How do I schedule a group appointment? Call Sandra Martin, Museum Director, well in advance of your planned visit, at 603-822-2334 or e-mail the Museum at [email protected] Group visits are by advance appointment only. The recommended minimum age for group visits is four years old. Where Did the Museum's Collections Come From? Throughout the Museum’s history, it has accepted and included discarded collections and unwanted specimens collected by individuals and institutions from throughout the world. They have been used as educational tools in the Museum as well as in outreach programs. Because many of these objects have little data accompanying them, they can be handled by visitors. Contact the Museum's Director if you have something you wish to donate or loan to the Museum. |
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