I really shouldn't complain because I got in for free, but I really wasn't impressed by the collection.

The building is in great shape, and there's a nice little cafe and bookstore/gift shop on the bottom floor.

Maybe it was because I visited in July, but there only three or the six exhibition floors had stuff.

The first floor I visited had a very brief exhibit that I read in less than five minutes.

The next floor I went to housed the museum's permanent collection. It was ecletic and interesting, but there wasn't a lot to it.

The top floor had artwork related to the Great Depression. Again, interesting, but not a whole lot there. I was done in less than an hour with the whole place.

Perhaps the museum offers more during the winter season; I hope so because the building itself is amazing.