Many of Washington DC's museums offer special programs for children (the
Kreeger Museum, Sewall-Bellmont House, and the National Museum of Women in
the Arts just to name a few). The National Park Service sites in Rock Creek
Park and Georgetown also offer wonderful children's' programs that include
hikes, animal feedings, planetarium shows, and crafts.
Information on these programs, and more, is available through the calendar
on our website www.dcheritage.org - you can also get a list of "Family Fare"
attractions through the search function on the site.
Enjoy your visit!

Julie Carpenter
DC Heritage Tourism Coalition
www.dcheritage.org

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> Subject: DC area children's museums
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> I would appreciate suggestions as to children's museums (and other venues)
> that would appeal to young children (ages 2-5) in Washington, DC and
> suburban Virginia. Please reply directly if you wish. Thanks.
>
> Scott Erbes
> Curator of Decorative Arts
> The Speed Art Museum
> 2035 South Third Street
> Louisville, KY 40208
> 502.634.2740
> 502.636.2899 fax
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