555th review.Whatttt!!!…read more Stepping back into time for Old Town Spring museum was an interesting way to start our 1st time here. This small free museum facing Old Spring explained the way things stood in the early 1900s with relics from the time period. The volunteers working there were readily available to give you some extra history and it was good to see how times have changed . Recommend a look .

Spring is what I usually do when I see Barbie…read more Surprised that nobody has reviewed this tiny little Museum before considering that spring really doesn't have any museums and there's plenty of people from Spring reviewing the other things around here. It's worth looking around if you enjoy small town American history and is exactly what you would expect but very well-maintained and usually very quiet. Their tag line is - "Historic documents, photos and memorabilia tell the story of Spring and the surrounding area." So exactly what you expect. My fave part is that they have quite a few things that look like they were lifted right out of a haunted house.

I'm definitely gonna come back and read more. The memorial cards were really cool to read and seeread more

Wow! One of the most interesting museums I've ever been to and not to mention, beautifully curated!…read more This is a must visit for anyone interested in learning funeral history (family-friendly) and different traditions around the world. I really loved learning about different cultures and especially the Ghanaian fantasy coffins! I had never heard of this before. The display of hearses over the years were fascinating and gorgeous. There's many photo opportunities (they're marked for you too) and lots to learn! Make sure to give yourself a few hours to soak it all in.

4 stars? Let me tell you why…read more We've been visiting The Woodlands Children's Museum regularly for the past couple of years, and overall it's been a solid experience for younger kids. It's a well-managed space that's clearly designed for structured, imaginative play rather than chaos. If you know what to expect, it can be a great outing. Pros: * The location right off The Woodlands Parkway makes it easy to get to without going far out of the way. * The museum is the perfect size--big enough to keep kids engaged, but not overwhelming for parents or little ones. * They host multiple events throughout the month, which helps keep things interesting beyond a standard visit. * Being able to host birthday parties here is a big plus and very convenient. * Pricing feels fair for what's offered, especially compared to larger, more crowded children's attractions. Cons: * The layout doesn't change very often; in two years, I've only seen one noticeable update, which can make repeat visits feel a bit repetitive. * Parking can be frustrating since the lot is shared with a large gym, especially during peak hours. * The shopping center itself is pretty outdated and could really use a remodel, which affects the overall experience. * This is not the place for very hyper kids who need to run freely--everything is more controlled and calm. * There are no concessions, and outside food or drinks aren't allowed, which can be inconvenient for longer visits. Overall, this museum is a great option for younger children who enjoy hands-on, imaginative play in a calm environment. It's affordable, well-located, and thoughtfully run, but best suited for kids who do well with structure. We'll continue to visit, just not expecting major changes each time.

There is a clear noticeable decline in this once amazing place with the change in leadership. My…read morechildren used to love coming here but recently it seems that social media posts and hocking out mac and cheese boxes are a higher priority. Last time I went I had 3 staff members trying to push mac and cheese boxes rather than attend to children or clean the place. The classes also are noticeably suffering. I was saddened to find out other mother's feel the same way. Hope to see it improve otherwise I won't be renewing my membership.

We've only been here one so far, but we really liked it…read more Specifically, we came because we were in the woodlands area for my daughter's birthday and so we thought it would be fun for her to play somewhere while there. I usually buy The Woodlands Children Museum membership with her birthday money, but we wanted to try someplace new. They do not have a membership, but they do have a punch card, which I thought I would consider purchasing for her birthday gift if she liked the place. My favorite thing about here is that they have age limits and they don't charge if you're over the age limit or younger than the age limit. This was perfect because although I had my older daughter with me, she sat in the corner on her phone the entire time so I would have been more annoyed if I had to pay for her. My son, who also aged out, came in later and played for a couple of minutes with his younger sister, but was ready to leave and get snacks quickly. So I am happy that I would not have to pay for the children that don't actually enjoy being there and have to come with their siblings haha. I wish the woodland's children museum, including others, would adopt that philosophy. Having said that, the videos that I saw online made it seem like it was a larger place than it is. It's probably around less than half the size of the woodlands children museum. They mostly just had everyday toys over there and tiny little rooms that I couldn't really maneuver with my stroller. I was surprised to see that they got busy pretty quick. I would expect a location to be larger if they had more patrons coming. I will have to say, I wish they had a couch or nice seating for the adults who were all pretty much just standing around or following their children. My daughter was able to do the slime for her birthday and I purchased another slime for my older daughter to do which was the only thing that she actually liked ( the older one I mean... the younger one had fun with everything). I will have to say, the girl who was working there, I wanna say that her name was Callie or something (sorry I forgot), was very helpful and made the slime fun for my daughter. She let my daughters choose the different colors and the sprinkles that went in. As long as my children enjoy it, that's literally all I care about. So even though I thought it was pretty small, and wish they had better seating, I will be coming back.

4 1/2 stars Kids seemed to enjoy themselves. During Spring…read moreBreak it was busy, but there was still plenty of room for everyone to play. It appeared there was only one person working, and she could have used a little help. Nevertheless, she did a good job, and was helpful and friendly. It would be nice if there was just a little more room. But that didn't stop the kids from having a good time. The different areas were all a big hit, such as the food truck, the office, the vet area to name a few. The kids moved from one area to another with no issues and enjoyed them all.

Humble Museum is a hidden gem tucked away near downtown Humble. It's a relatively small building…read morebut chocked fill of local history. It covers Humble's early days. The first discovery of oil. It captures stories about local pioneers and modern day leaders. There's period photographs, furniture, memorabilia and story boards. It's definitely worth a visit. I believe entrance is free.

Fun trip to go on for any local history buff. Lots of neat artifacts. Small but worth it. Take your…read moretime and read every write up. Fascinating stuff

My husband and I attend the roll call annually. I wonderful display and very well maintained to…read morehonor our brothers and sisters.