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National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium


category : Museums
Take a historic and natural journey on the Mighty Mississippi. Five large aquariums and other exhibits let you get face to face with giant catfish and ancient sturgeon. See an eight-foot alligator along with otters, diving ducks, prehistoric paddlefish, snakes, frogs and turtles of the Mississippi River. Stroll through the wetland and working boatyard. Experience state-of-the-art theaters, river planning stream tables, living history demonstrations, and historical exhibits.


Admission: Fee
Hours: 10-6 daily Memorial Day-Labor Day, 10-5 rest of year. Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Address: 350 E. 3rd St.
Phone: 563-557-9545
Our Email: info@rivermuseum.com
Our Website:www.rivermuseum.com

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