Yesterday marked the last day of the kid's April vacation. Sniff! Sniff! Mummy and I decided to take the kids to the Boston Children's Museum.
I have fond childhood memories of the museum. Driving through the tunnel to get there, climbing down into the kid-sized manhole, working on a assembly line to create spinning tops. All fun stuff.
It looks like the Boston Children's Museum is even more fun in 2009! They have lept into the 21st century while riding the green wave.
It looks like the Boston Children's Museum is even more fun in 2009! They have lept into the 21st century while riding the green wave.
The museum building is Gold LEED certified. Built with lots of recycled materials and full height windows for less reliance on artificial light. Green, living roofs were installed to help collect grey water for the toilets and irrigation. The living green roofs also keeps dangerous storm run off from entering and polluting the waters of Boston.
Traveling with my mummy meant that I fully examined all of the bathrooms (twice!). Dual flush toilets (up for liquids and down for solids) were well marked.
I wanted to take a photo of the dual flush toilets, but I was afraid that I would freak out the other museum patrons. Sorry!
My museum map was in perfect condition. Great to know it will be reused or recycled.
We will be back soon. Thank you Boston Children's Museum!
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