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Bottle is located on the Hood Milk Bottle Plaza in front of Boston
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Countries and Capitols was introduced A Miss Kimble or Miss Dickey would give you strips of wood with Countries and or Capitols and you had to place then were they belong ... possibly the FIRST interactive
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and closed for four months at the beginning of 2007 to complete the project. The project added a 23,000-square-foot (2,100 m2), glass-walled enclosure to the front of the museum, a new theater, new exhibits, and a newly landscaped park. The museum also focused on making its renovation "green" and
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Pinebank Mansion expired, and leaders decided that they needed a bigger space for the museum. They learned that a property was available a few blocks away on 60 Burroughs Street on the Jamaica Way and purchased the building from the Mitton family. The Children's
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Casagrande served as the museum's president and CEO from 1994 to 2009. The museum opened several important exhibits during Casagrande's term including Five Friends from Japan, access/Ability, and Boston Black: A City Connects. In 2004, The Children's Museum of Boston officially became Boston
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neighborhood. It is the second oldest children's museum in the United States. The first museum contained two cases: one devoted to birds and the other to minerals and shells. The exhibits were kept at children's eye level, used simple language, and complemented the lessons taught in school.
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Children's Museum has an extensive collection of objects from around the world. Most of the objects were donated to the museum. The museum currently has more than 50,000 objects, but most are kept in storage away from visitor areas. Visitors can see some of the objects in the Native
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PlaySpace is for the museum's youngest visitors—children between the ages of 0–3 years. Children can explore a tree house climber, a toy train set, and a "messy activities" area. The exhibit also includes an crawlers-only area with soft mats and other objects to lie and climb
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This exhibit explores Boston's Black community and its history and diversity. Children can decorate and ride on a
Carnival float, shop at a Dominican store, learn about hairstyles at Joe's Barber Shop and African Queen Beauty Salon, and dance to Cape Verdean
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Education Association also helped the Science Teacher's Bureau with the planning for the children's museum in Boston. After four years of planning, The Children's Museum officially opened on August 1, 1913, at the
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Storage area and the Japanese Study Storage area on the third floor of the museum and in window displays throughout the museum. The museum also lends objects to schools through its Educational Kits Program.
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The exhibit features the characters from Marc Brown's books and the television series. Children can learn and play in the Read Family Kitchen, Mr. Ratburn's Classroom, and the Backyard Sleepover.
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restaurants in the United States and was built using the "
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Museum opened at its new location on November 18, 1936.
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Peep's World recreates the world from the WGBH series
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1455:"The Hood Milk Bottle Through the Years"
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1411:"History of the Children's Museum."
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1314:"The New Baby Boom."
1282:"Ready. Set. Climb."
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