great experience and fun with plenty of things to see and facts about Niagara. the staff were happy to answer any questions I had and were very kind to my elderly mother whom came with me.

Place to see the wonderful photos and the visual experience of the shows. place to see the science and geology beautifully explained

Take an hour out of your day and check out this museum. Although not a huge venue, the history is plentiful and you will respect what has occurred over the years and how the falls have evolved.

We visited in mid June and as we arrived caught Nick leaving the museum. He informed us sadly that the state has closed down the place. Not to disappoint the kids, he gave us a short tour anyway. It's very sad to the place go.

Small but informative museum. Staff was friendly. We purchased the packet that had the museum included. I was nice.

After reading the other reviews on this place on here I decided to make this one of the stops of our vacation trip. Having a husband and 2 sons that are into this kind of stuff I thought it would be a perfect stop. I got the hours of operation off the website and we headed out. Unfortunately, it wasn't... More 

my wife and myself were recently in niagra on the canadian side as well as american one of the most memorable parts of the trip was not the casinos, the restaraunts, or gift shops and tours not even the waterfalls, but the amazing and unique niagra science museum a kind of museum of which ive never seen before a museum... More 

(Visited 21 Sept 2013) This science museum is probably unparalleled with any science museum in the world. The curator takes the time to spend with each visitor, understanding their interest in science and focusing in on it. He is very interactive. He has acquired devices such rarities as an transmission electron microscope and scanning electronic microscope. He can demonstrate Tesla's... More 

I'm a science major, and this museum was fascinating, there's so much history that you wouldn't think to put in a museum. This guy definitely knows what he's talking about too; I think he could talk about anything in that place for hours. It's also not a conventional, scripted museum experience where the guides just memorize facts, it's real.