Ever wonder how Harry Houdini prepared himself to be submerged in ice cold water? Or why the Fox Cities terrain is so flat? Or what it was like to have the first house in the country with it's own hydroelectric power? Or how paper is made?
You can find the answers to these questions and many more at one of several wonderful Fox Cities museums.
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Barlow Planetarium
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The Barlow Planetarium at the University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley is a world-class facility for exploring the night sky or watching an exciting laser light show. Enjoy 3-D excitement in every show on our 48-foot projection dome theatre. Star Shows, Children's Star Shows, Family Laser shows and Rock Laser Shows change frequently.
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Bergstrom-Mahler Museum
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One of the largest and finest glass paperweight collections in the world. Germanic glass and traveling fine arts exhibits. The museum is housed in a historic mansion.
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Building for Kids Children's Museum
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The third largest children’s museum in Wisconsin, The Building for Kids Children’s Museum build’s imagination, creativity and confidence. The Museum features two floors and 30,000 square feet of interactive exhibits, award-winning programming; and regularly hosts traveling exhibits from throughout the country.
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EAA AirVenture Museum
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The museum is one of the most extensive aviation attractions in the world, a year-round destination for the entire family. Explore our world-class displays & gallaries. Marvel at aviation innovations in our collection of more than 250 historic airplanes. Take a ride in a vintage airplane at Pioneer Airport -- a real working aerodome right out of the 'golden age' of aviation Hands on in KidVenture Gallery.
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Hearthstone Historic House Museum
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Built in 1882, this stunning Victorian landmark is the first home in the world lit by a hydroelectric central station based on the Thomas A. Edison system. Guided tours of the museum offer a step back in time to the dawn of domestic electricity. Original light fixtures, light switches, woodwork, stained glass and beautiful architecture greet each guest. An exciting hydro-adventure discovery center and gift shop are just right for kids of all ages. Changing exhibits, events and programs are held throughout the year.
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History Museum at the Castle
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What Big League slugger got his start in the Fox Valley? What escape artist and magician called Appleton home? What controversial politician put Appleton on the map? Discover the faces and events that define life in the Fox Cities through kid-friendly, interactive and award-winning exhibits at the History Museum at the Castle.
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International Softball Congress Hall of Fame
