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The Detroit Historical Museum reopened in Fall, with some amazing new exhibitions, + renovated favorites. There are interactive exhibits extraordinaire and so many things to experience that one trip is not enough to see everything!
Three levels of learning and fun await for exploration. Highlights include America's Motor City- an assembly line with a simulated "Auto Drop," The Doorway to Freedom- which showcases the important role Detroit had in the Underground Railroad, and The Streets of Old Detroit- which is a recreation of the city streets from the 1800 and 1900s.
Other awesome exhibits include the Gallery of Innovation- where visitors can create their own soda pop company, and learn about successful innovators from the Detroit region, the Glancy Trains- miniature trains which speed along the tracks of the model railroad, and the newly installed Kid Rock Music Lab, which showcases Detroit musicians including Bob Seger, Aretha Franklin, Nashville's [cough, cough] Jack White, and surprise! Kid Rock.
There are tons of interesting things not mentioned in this post- enough for a short story, so go check out the museum for yourself, you will definitely not be disappointed.
Three levels of learning and fun await for exploration. Highlights include America's Motor City- an assembly line with a simulated "Auto Drop," The Doorway to Freedom- which showcases the important role Detroit had in the Underground Railroad, and The Streets of Old Detroit- which is a recreation of the city streets from the 1800 and 1900s.
Other awesome exhibits include the Gallery of Innovation- where visitors can create their own soda pop company, and learn about successful innovators from the Detroit region, the Glancy Trains- miniature trains which speed along the tracks of the model railroad, and the newly installed Kid Rock Music Lab, which showcases Detroit musicians including Bob Seger, Aretha Franklin, Nashville's [cough, cough] Jack White, and surprise! Kid Rock.
There are tons of interesting things not mentioned in this post- enough for a short story, so go check out the museum for yourself, you will definitely not be disappointed.
