L.R. Ingersoll Wonders of Physics Museum

"Free! Tucked right inside the door of this building on campus is the Physics museum. I recommend the stop. It is a little museum. It was not what we expected when you read museum, however ,worth the stop. We found parking about a block away in a ramp. Inside the Chamberlin Hall just to the right is the entrance. The entire exhibit is hands on. Experiments are explained and are really cool. My husband and I spent over an hour here. He loves to understand how things work and enjoyed explaining some experiments to me. We played around for some time and pretty much had the place to ourselves."

5 months ago

"Nice free activity for the family. Some of the activities were not working as it seemed some were broken but there are plenty of other activities to keep you busy. The only other thing to complain about is parking of course. I would not suggest this for small children but 3rd grade and up would get the most out of it."

10 months ago

"The museum had lots of hands on exhibits that show how every day items and machines work. If you like science or tinkering, don't miss it."

11 months ago