As a kid I was here a lot. Now in my 50's and came to see it again. Remember a lot of things. Some seem new. Architecture is really neat throughout. Got to see the Hackerman House, which they converted into a museum. Don't expect to see a furnished home. There is this small room upstairs that you can sit around a piece of Asian Ceramic art. I sat and looked at it for 10 minutes. My favorite piece and nicely displayed.
Everyone was so friendly when you entered and afterwards in all questions and concerns. They have little coffee shop and gift store.
See Mummies to Armor, to painting- diverse, something for everyone. Notice they entertained the kids with some projects when there.
We parked across the street where an attended watched the cars, you pay for the day.