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Comments:	Established in 1927 as the Museum of Natural History and Antiquities, the Museum of Discovery is the oldest museum in Little Rock. In 1998, the museum moved to the River Market and changed its name to the Museum of Discovery. The new facility provided more hands-on, interactive exhibits and programs, and the museum began to focus more intensely on science, technology, engineering and math. In 2003, the museum merged with the Children’s Museum of Arkansas and assumed responsibility for addressing the needs of preschool children. Also in 2003, the museum became a Smithsonian Affiliate. <p> The museum is just down the street from the Clinton Museum Store.<p> Machine 2 is in their gift shop in the back corner and you can ask to use it without paying admission. Costs .75 cents per design. Single design is: <br> 1) 'Museum of Discovery', Cartoon professor on left of a lighted lightbulb, Cartoon boy on right. <p> Retired 1: 1) 'Museum of Discovery Little Rock, AR', world logo. <p> 8/08/24: Machine is still in the gift shop's back corner; however, it is now the retired design.
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Museum of Discovery

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500 President Clinton Ave
Little Rock , AR , 72201

Phone: (800) 880-6475

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Established in 1927 as the Museum of Natural History and Antiquities, the Museum of Discovery is the oldest museum in Little Rock. In 1998, the museum moved to the River Market and changed its name to the Museum of Discovery. The new facility provided more hands-on, interactive exhibits and programs, and the museum began to focus more intensely on science, technology, engineering and math. In 2003, the museum merged with the Children’s Museum of Arkansas and assumed responsibility for addressing the needs of preschool children. Also in 2003, the museum became a Smithsonian Affiliate.

The museum is just down the street from the Clinton Museum Store.

Machine 2 is in their gift shop in the back corner and you can ask to use it without paying admission. Costs .75 cents per design. Single design is:
1) 'Museum of Discovery', Cartoon professor on left of a lighted lightbulb, Cartoon boy on right.

Retired 1: 1) 'Museum of Discovery Little Rock, AR', world logo.

8/08/24: Machine is still in the gift shop's back corner; however, it is now the retired design.

Machine 1

Retired 2