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president and philanthropist, energized his fellow club members by pledging to pay $ 3 million towards the cost of converting the Palace of Fine Arts (Rosenwald eventually contributed more than $ 5 million to the project). During its conversion into the MSI, the building's exterior was re-cast in
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to be fed to various animals, including lions, crocodiles, snakes, vultures, owls and tigers. This partnership between the museum and the zoo has been operating for decades, with about 7000 chicks being sent to the zoo each year. Some of the chicks hatched are of the
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steam locomotive was alleged to be the first vehicle to exceed 100 miles per hour (160 km/h) in 1893, although no reliable measurement ever took place (and such a speed was likely impossible). Designed to win the battle of express trains to the
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is a domed theater, considered to be the only domed theater in
Chicago. The screen of the theater is made of perforated aluminum, allowing the speakers mounted behind the screen to be heard throughout the theater.
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exhibit, featuring animated dioramas of a miniature circus, as well as a shadow garden and several funhouse mirrors. The circus exhibit was closed in
September 2022 and is now replaced with a Mold-a-Rama exhibit.
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Christmas trees from different cultures from around the world. Started in 1942 with just one tree to honor soldiers fighting in World War Two, the tradition spawned into more than 50 trees.
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He assembled the museum's curatorial staff and directed the organization and construction of the exhibits. In order to prepare the museum, Kaempffert and his staff visited the
Deutsches Museum in Munich, the
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required small fees. General entrance fees were first charged in the early 1990s, with general admission rates increasing from $ 13 in 2008 to $ 18 in 2015 and $ 25.95 in 2024. Many "free days"—for
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Columbian Museum, largely displaying collections left from the fair, which evolved into the
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The annual Christmas Around the World features various pine trees, each decorated in honor or in the traditions of various nations around the world
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A transportation gallery is located on the museum's west wing, containing models of "Ships Through the Ages" and several historic racing cars.
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during World War II. Guided tours of the submarine are offered for an additional fee. Near the U-505 there is both a Mold-A-Rama machine and a
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Unlike the other shops, The Nickelodeon Cinema can be entered and is functional, and plays silent films throughout the day
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shows alternative resources, housing developments, and the future of Chicago. The exhibit requires an additional fee.
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president and philanthropist, it was supported by the
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3248:National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture
2295:. Museum of Science and Industry. Archived from
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1716:"Ticket Prices: 2017 Illinois Free Day Schedule"
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361:The Palace of Fine Arts was built for the 1893
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2397:"They, robots: 'Revolution' opens at the MSI"
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2293:"Leonardo da Vinci: Man – Inventor – Genius"
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3350:International Museum of Surgical Science
2690:The Museum of Classic Chicago Television
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185:(to 56th Street and Hyde Park Boulevard)
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3233:Mitchell Museum of the American Indian
2808:National Register of Historic Places /
2527:Kapfunde, Muchaneta (March 27, 2019).
1665:. Siemens Corporation. August 13, 2008
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260:Griffin Museum of Science and Industry
68:Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
33:Griffin Museum of Science and Industry
18:Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
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2446:"Exhibit / The Science Behind Pixar"
1860:. Naval History and Heritage Command
388:Museum of Science and Industry from
2168:Mullen, William (August 26, 2009).
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96:5700 South DuSable Lake Shore Drive
3208:Chinese American Museum of Chicago
3191:Museum of Broadcast Communications
3070:Museum of Contemporary Photography
3050:Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art
2852:Navy Pier Headhouse and Auditorium
2554:"Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes"
1778:Johnson, Steve (October 3, 2019).
1639:Sjostrom, Joseph (July 12, 1998).
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522:the main building, similar to the
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1641:"A Housewarming for a New Garage"
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920:The museum includes a replica of
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2862:Tree Studio Building and Annexes
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2424:"Smart Home: Green + Wired 2012"
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3060:Loyola University Museum of Art
2959:South Side Community Art Center
2909:Chess Records Office and Studio
2893:Field Museum of Natural History
404:Field Museum of Natural History
3443:Technology museums in Illinois
3355:Museum of Science and Industry
3223:Irish American Heritage Center
3075:National Museum of Mexican Art
2939:Museum of Science and Industry
2496:amandacosco (March 21, 2019).
2371:"Harry Potter: The Exhibition"
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970:Travel Air Type R Mystery Ship
516:Century of Progress Exposition
461:Museum of Science and Industry
357:Palace of Fine Arts floor plan
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3438:Industry museums in Illinois
3080:National Veterans Art Museum
2772:National Historic Landmark /
1392:Harry Potter: The Exhibition
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363:World's Columbian Exposition
295:World's Columbian Exposition
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3458:Museums established in 1933
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3228:Leather Archives and Museum
3196:National Radio Hall of Fame
3136:Noble–Seymour–Crippen House
3116:Chicago Architecture Center
2857:South Shore Cultural Center
1929:Swanson, Carl (June 2003).
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2763:Lorado Taft Midway Studios
2740:National Historic Landmark
2686:Commercials and news clips
1428:Christmas Around the World
1167:Chas. A. Stevens & Co.
437:Sears, Roebuck and Company
429:Commercial Club of Chicago
307:Commercial Club of Chicago
303:Sears, Roebuck and Company
3319:Pullman National Monument
3268:Ukrainian National Museum
3162:Chicago Children's Museum
2241:"Titanic: The Exhibition"
1959:Allen, Leicester (1893).
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