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8 matches in Vermont
Small hands-on children's museum in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom with interactive exhibits spanning early literacy, numeracy, and basic science.
Small Vermont museum dedicated to industrial design history — covers the intersection of engineering, manufacturing history, and applied design.
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Eclectic community museum in White River Junction — broad collection spanning local history, folk art, and curiosities; supports general humanities inquiry.
Museum featuring historic dollhouses and toys spanning multiple decades — supports social history, material culture, and childhood studies.
Burlington children's museum with interactive learning exhibits — supports early STEM exploration, literacy, and creative problem-solving.
Quirky Vermont museum dedicated to ordinary objects — explores material culture, social history, and the philosophy of everyday life.
Hands-on children's museum co-located in an energy innovation center — interactive exhibits support early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts.
Collection of vintage and antique toys tracing American material culture and childhood from the 19th century onward — social history through play artifacts.
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