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Visitor tip
Don't miss the second floor - reviews indicate there's more to explore than expected, with the layout designed to draw you around corners. The animal speed-running exhibit on this floor is a favorite for all ages.
Visitor tip
Plan for a 1-2 hour visit depending on your child's age. Floors 1 & 2 are best for younger children (ages 3-7) with hands-on exhibits and exercise machines, while floor 3 is more reading-focused and better suited for ages 8+. Note that floor 3 may still be under construction.
Visitor tip
The running station comparing your speed to various animals (turtle to cheetah) is a standout interactive exhibit that engages visitors of all ages and skill levels. Start here or make it a must-see during your visit.
About Imagination Station Science & History Museum
Interactive programs & exotic animals. Hands-on museum in a 1928 building with live science demonstrations, exotic animals & local history.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Science Center
- Focus Areas
- STEM and community culture through playful, immersive learning
- Highlights
- Hands-on experiments, ancient engineering, chemical reactions, summer camps
- Membership
- Available
What visitors say
We visited here a few months back and it was okay. It's a small science museum. You do pay $6 to get in. There isn't a ton to do. I would say a lot of the stuff is for older children. My son liked the running station the best. It's not…
Floors 1 & 2 are okay hands-on for children. I took my grandson 3 yrs old, and it was okay for him he had more fun running around playing on the exercise machines they had their I would say it would be better for ages 8 through…
Amazing space, staff are friendly and free public restroom. There’s more to see than you would expect and the layout easily draws you around each corner to keep exploring. Check out the second floor as, well! You can take the stairs or…
From 405 Google reviews
Did You Know?
- Housed in a historic 1928 building, combining scientific exhibits with local history in a repurposed architectural landmark
- Features an interactive animal speed-comparison exhibit where visitors can race against animals (from turtle to cheetah speeds) and compare their times on a track
- Offers specialized Preschool Science Says programs designed for early learners, targeting the youngest visitor demographic with age-appropriate programming
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