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Imagine Nation Children's Museum


category : Museums
Explore a world of wonder and imagination at this hands-on interactive museum for children age 10 and under. Education programs, camps, family events. Original 1940s soda fountain, gift shop.


Admission: $4 per person, children (under one) free.
Address: One Pleasant St.
I-84 Ex. 31
Phone: (860) 314-1400

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