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The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum, located five miles northwest of downtown Indianapolis on the grounds of the famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway, is recognized as one of the most hi
This interactive, intergenerational exhibit explores the role of storytelling and oral traditions in the African American community.
'Dinosphere' is one of the largest displays of real juvenile and family dinosaur fossils the United States. The exhibit also features a Paleo Lab, a hands-on dig simulation, a variety of int
'Playscape' is a fun, safe environment for the preschool set. Kids can splash and pour at the water table, play with sand in the sand dome, pretend to be a turtle in the Fantasy Forest or pl
The "War" sculptural group gives a feeling of aggressive action, as Columbia charges into battle with a torch held high, surrounded by soldiers in the throes of combat. The sculpture include
This exhibit was inspired by the top three answers received when 1,000 Marion County youth were asked, "If you could explore anything, what would it be?" Kids can check out areas themed arou
The Army astragal represents the carnage of war with cannons, horses, flags and fallen soldiers. Look closely, and you'll see eagles above and bison heads below a crest with the stars and stripes
This exhibit takes visitors on a journey through the lives of three children who faced profound trials and emerged as heroes of the 20th century. The stories of Anne Frank, Ruby Bridges, and Ryan Whit
Animation scale models introduce visitors to The Clone Wars and the process by which its characters and worlds were created, designed, and brought to life.
In Lady Victory's right hand is a sword, the top of which rests upon a globe: this symbolizes the army to which victory was due. Her left hand holds a torch, gleaming with gold which represents t
Travel aboard EgyptAir to the Children's Museum's newest permanent exhibit, 'Take Me There: Egypt.' Learn about modern Egyptian life while visiting a home, shopping at a marketplac
This interactive exhibit is designed to teach kids about making healthy lifestyle choices.
Four bronze statues stand surrounding the monument, one at each of the converging points of the street intersections. William H. English suggested that statues be erected to represent the leading men
Families can participate in a variety of fun activities designed for group participation.
Look closely at the ornate bronze candelabra on stone fountains. You will see that the shaft is fluted to represent stalks of corn. Notice the bison and bear heads and eagles. Near the top is a bronze
Kids can learn about how various types of biotechnology work and how it affects their lives.
Learn about the history of locomotion. The centerpiece of the exhibit is a 35-foot long, 55-ton steam engine designed by Reuben Wells in 1868.
Kids can explore nature and scientific principles through a variety of hands-on activities.
The "Peace" sculptural group represents the homecoming of the victorious troops. In the center, Liberty holds the flag, while at her feet the freed slave lifts his broken chains. A blacksmit
'InfoZone' is the museum's library area. Check out or return materials, or borrow a laptop to play some games.
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