I never knew this place existed until we just happened upon it one day. My sister and I took my…read moregrandmother there for her 83rd birthday In July 2017. As soon as the doors are opened to the museum area, you are literally dumbfounded with how much beautiful memorabilia they have. I didn't know what I was going to expect. They go above and beyond with how clean, organized, thorough, and well presented this establishment is. The building itself is small. So I did not think it would be that great. But it took us literally three hours to get through it and we still didn't get to see everything that they had. We are so impressed and we tell everyone about it. It's definitely something you need to experience. My grandmother was speechless.

First of all... this is the kind of place for entertaining older people. My mother loves the movie,…read moreso I thought this would make for a nice visit and I wasn't disappointed. This is a nice little museum of gone with the wind memorabilia and a few pieces from the actual movie. The lady at the ticket booth was incredibly nice and since we were the only visitors that day she spent some time with us telling us everything about recent pieces and history of the place. There's an unbelievable amount of dolls... so many dolls! And very interesting souvenirs issued after the movie. Overall, good place to spend an hour or two with someone who really loved the movie

This is an awesome (FREE) activity for adults and kids. We…read morevisited in (hot) July after leaving the Dino Valley. My kids actually enjoyed this place more than the state park. First of all, it was about 10-15 degrees cooler!! It was a surprisingly cool step back in time. See an old jail (with the an original door) the old school house, teepees, a stage coach, there was a blacksmith doing demos And they had a bathroom. There was a sheriff on duty that helped make our jail pics very cool. For $15 you can take a kayak out for a spin. Cute free place to stretch before you prepare for a drive home.

This really is a neat place. Old western building from the days of old. Family and I have…read morepassed through here a few times, tho we have yet to go inside the buildings themselves. The decor is great, there a shows and music on the weekends, often there are some festivals at certain times of the year. Good times. Trails, camping, culture, good stuff.

Wow! Talk about up close and personal with science! This museum really has a treasure trove of…read morefossils and bones! If you're lucky enough to catch a tour from Dr. Chadwick himself, you'll have a hard time believing your good fortune. But all of the curators are knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to provide all sorts of factoids. These people are really passionate about their projects and dinosaur digs- you might even get recruited to help them dig up some dinosaur bones yourself up in Wyoming! I hope you get to see this great museum when you're in town.

I really enjoyed this museum. The tour guide was nice and she actually visits the dig sites to dig…read moreup dinosaur bones!! The tour guide was very knowledgeable and even let us touch a real dinosaur bone. Highly recommend booking a trip here

We stopped in for milkshakes. Boy am I glad we did! Super creamy and delicious! We will come back…read moreand eat lunch another day. Very sweet owner. The soda shop is super cute and retro. The train museum is also cool. They have some antiques for sale as well.

Went in to get my kids a treat after a long day walking around the square. My daughter order an ice…read morecream cone and it was handed to her and she said she wanted sprinkles. The lady just looked at her and said they will fall of of that. My daughter is standing there holding her cone out and my wife says. She said no baby. She just looks at her. After that I sat with my 3 small daughters and listened to this same older lady chat with someone at the counter about the sexual orientation of Rock Hudson, James Deen, and Orson Welles. The decor is old gloomy and yeah has some trains but the service is major lacking. Don't recommend won't return.

Searching for museums to look at in our hometown this one popped up on the radar. It wasn't quite…read morewhat I'd expected. They have some local art and such inside but this seems to be mainly a place to take various art classes, which they had a large list of. Check it out if you want to expand on your talents. Staff was great and helpful.

Karen who teaches the ceramics classes is the best! She knows so much and you can tell she loves…read morewhat she does

I was in town for the RailRoader baseball game this evening. In wanting to make a day of it, I had…read morea few items planned. The Layland and Railroad Museums were part of that agenda. As soon as I walked in, I could feel the exciting vibe from the staff and exhibits. In spite of the museum's small size, the exhibits were very detailed and well laid out. The main room holds the exhibits, and the second room has a huge working model train. I was very impressed! If I'm ever in the area again, I would gladly visit again. Please check out this museum.

Came to visit and see what they may have to offer only to find it's not here. Drove around and…read morearound to make sure, there is a church in the spot where this art museum is supposed to be. Very disappointed, I was hoping to see some art.

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