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Submitted by Phil (not verified) on Mon, 11/21/2011 - 9:51pm
I'm one of those folks who almost never visits the Museum of Life and Science, because I arrived in Durham as a late-teen and haven't had any kids in the ~30 years hence. But I'm glad that it's there -- it seems to make many people very happy. And thanks to some friends who just got married on the grounds, I finally (finally!) visited the fantastic Butterfly House and rode the choo-choo train!
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Submitted by Doug Baker (not verified) on Mon, 2/11/2013 - 8:11am
When I was a kid the museum was much smaller. Only on the south side of Murray Ave. There was the dinasaur trail, reptile house, a few monkeys and such. A WWII tank, and later on the Piedmont Airplane.Oh, and the caboose.
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