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Hawaii Children's Discovery Center(27th April, 2005): Offers four major galleries, each filled with hands-on, interactive exhibits. Includes hours of operation, admission fees, gift shop, membership and volunteer details, educational resources and directions. Located in Honolulu.
Wonder Works(27th April, 2005): Four permanent exhibits and several temporary exhibits. Each exhibit gives kids a chance to learn, explore and have fun. Age appropriate activities are incorporated into the museum. Chicago, Illinois area.
National Center for Children's Illustrated Literature(27th April, 2005): Located in Abilene, Texas. Provides recognition of the artistic achievements of illustrators and gallery exhibition of their works. Includes examples from the permanent collection and current exhibits, plus an activities page for children.
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis(27th April, 2005): The world's largest children's museum with a history that dates back to 1925. Offers non-traditional learning opportunities for children and their families. Indianapolis, Indiana.
Louisville Science Center(27th April, 2005): Experience science, mathematics and technology through hands-on exhibits, IMAX films, educational programs and a gift shop filled with books, videos and gifts.
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Children's Museum of Utica, New York (): Hands-on learning center with emphasis on local history, environmental science, culture and the arts, space and science. Four floors of interactive exhibits. The only children's museum in the country to be adopted by both NASA and the DOE's Office of Science
Gilbert House Children's Museum (): A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village - Salem, Oregon. Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits in the sciences, arts and humanities.
Children's Museum of Manhattan (): Directions, programs and classes schedule, and guide to five floors of literature, science, media and art exhibits.
Children's Museum, Seattle (): Located at the Seattle Center. The region's preeminent private, nonprofit learning institution focusing on interactive arts and humanities exhibits and programs for children and their families.
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