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Get in touch with your inner scientist and dissect an organ under expert guidance from a doctor and a museum science educator. Come explore the wonders of organ anatomy like never before, and learn the ways to keep a healthy body.
Located in the heart of Houston’s Museum District, The Health Museum sits north of Hermann Park, within strolling distance to McGovern Centennial Gardens. Address. 1515 Hermann Drive, Houston, TX 77004. Phone. 713-521-1515.
In the heart of Houston, The Health Museum inspires passion and curiosity in health, the medical sciences and the human body. With over 2.5 million visitors, we are the most interactive and popular science learning center of its kind and a favorite among Houstonians.
The Health Museum is an interactive science center and a member-institution of the Texas Medical Center. Take a larger-than-life walking tour of the Amazing Body Pavilion and get an up-close look at the human body and how it works.
Also known as the UCM ("you-see-em") Museum, the Abita Mystery House is a roadside attraction in Abita Springs about 40 minutes north of New Orleans' French Quarter. Louisiana's most eccentric museum and gift shop is a folk art environment with thousands of found objects and homemade inventions.
May 28, 2020 · Since the decline of Abita Springs’ popularity as a health destination, the town has reinvented itself, drawing on its beautiful natural landscapes and artist community.
At the Abita Springs Trailhead Museum, 22044 Main Street in Abita Springs Park next to the Abita Brew Pub along the Tammany Trace. ORIGINAL LANDSCAPES BY LOCAL ARTISTS ON EXHIBIT & FOR SALE - THREE DAYS ONLY.
Tour the Abita Mystery House at UCM Museum, Abita Springs where you'll find unique art made by Abita impresario John Preble, and an eclectic gift shop.
Also known as the UCM Museum is a roadside attraction in Abita Springs near New Orleans. It is a folk art environment with 1000s of found objects, and home made inventions. Tourists see a miniature Southern town with push-buttons that activate animated “displays.”
The museum chronicles Abita Springs’ history as a resort town, renowned for its clear, artesian springs with their well-promoted "healing" qualities. It hosts historic exhibits and well-informed docents offer information about the area.
