Was looking for museums in the Lou and stumbled across this on Google maps. Glad I stopped by and checked it out. Current owners weren’t impressed when I open the door and proceeded to walk through. Oh well, that’s a them problem

Went with family for a relaxing afternoon. The wildlife is always interesting but it turns out we were in for a treat—a wild Misha was foraging in the bushes for fireworks! You never know what you’re going to find here; every trip is an adventure.

Great place to go for a nightcap or a game of die during the day - this place has it all. The owners are very understanding if you piss your pants in their yard or light fireworks at night. Four stars only because somebody threw up on the mattress in the basement.

The exhibits were incredibly eye opening and really taught me the true meaning of the word “noob” and the story of a simple boy. I was brought to tears at one point due to an exceptionally emotional speech by the curator about how she learned to grow and flower by dealing with her sons disabilities. It is an amazing organization with an amazing purpose and incredibly history.

A family run establishment, very inviting. Quite uniquely, The basement is home to an indoor baseball stadium!