Tucked away in Salem’s Riverfront Park is a delightful little children’s museum you and your little ones will love. Founded in 1989, the Gilbert House Children’s Museum is named after A.C. Gilbert, a Salem native, inventor, magician, and Olympic gold medalist. Today, this fun-filled museum is a place of discovery and learning. You and your kids will both enjoy exploring this one-of-a-kind museum. Check it out:
Located in Salem, the Gilbert House Children’s Museum is a must-see for the young and young at heart.
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The museum is overflowing with creative and stimulating experiences that are sure to spark children’s natural curiosity.
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Each room features plenty of hands-on activities and opportunities for you and your kids to learn.
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The Salem Station is an interactive exhibit highlighting different modes of transportation throughout Salem.
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In the Vet Clinic room, kids can put on a vet coat and help animals be healthy, happy pets.
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There is also plenty of fun to be had outside.
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The outdoor discovery center has an adventure playground, where kids can climb the world’s largest erector set tower, play marimbas in the musical ensemble deck, or explore the inside of the Earth’s core.
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A trip to the Gilbert House Children’s Museum is an adventure the whole family will love.
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The Gilbert House Children’s Museum is located at 116 Marion St. NE, Salem, OR 97301.
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To learn more about the museum, visit their website here.
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