We decided to purchase the combo ticket that allowed us to also go to the Rockwell Museum. We took the little bus they have that goes from the Corning Museum of Glass to the Rockwell Museum, then back to the parking lot.
They have a scavenger hunt for the children to do, where they have to identify the works of art that are each represented by a small section.
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Well, this looks very interesting and so educational for the kids. Thank you so much for sharing your pictures with us. Your children look so engrossed with their little game. I took my grandchildren to our museum in the neighborhood here last week. We have an old caboose car down by Fox River. It's only ten minutes from our home. I need to get those pics together and share them with you. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteSeems like kids had a lot of fun. A good walkthrough of Rockwell museum
ReplyDeletegreat museum , a wonderful experience for the children!
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Wow! How good for creativity!
ReplyDeleteThe kids seem to have had a blast. Lovely experience of of so much learning value.
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