HOURS
The Underground is open during museum hours
Admission to the Children's Underground is included in your paid admission to the museum. The Underground may be reserved for school groups and groups of 15 or more on weekday mornings.
The Underground is open during museum hoursAdmission to the Children's Underground is included in your paid admission to the museum. The Underground may be reserved for school groups and groups of 15 or more on weekday mornings.
SCHOOLSThe Children's Underground has many opportunites for constructive play. Climb in a late 1800's pony cart. Try on reproduction clothing and climb on a train. Explore new child-size recreation of historic Yakima City. As a tour component the Underground allows the museum to docent-led instruction with experiential learning.
CHILDREN'S UNDERGROUND
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he Children's Underground provides hands-on activities that complement the core museum exhibitions. This interactive center features child-sized replicas of period costumes and buildings, which allow children to experience history through constructive play. Children can also explore the natural history of the Yakima Valley through live animal displays and educational exhibits on the area’s environment.
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he Children's Underground provides hands-on activities that complement the core museum exhibitions. This interactive center features child-sized replicas of period costumes and buildings, which allow children to experience history through constructive play. Children can also explore the natural history of the Yakima Valley through live animal displays and educational exhibits on the area’s environment.
EXHIBITS
The Children's Underground houses hands-on exhibits that help children explore topics found throughout the museum. Exploring the Children's Underground, you will learn about the natural and cultural history of the Yakima Valley.
The Children's Underground houses hands-on exhibits that help children explore topics found throughout the museum. Exploring the Children's Underground, you will learn about the natural and cultural history of the Yakima Valley.
