I took my twin 5 year old boys to Early Works Museum in Huntsville. The part of town it is in is the historic part of downtown Huntsville and is very pretty. We parked in the parking garage on Gates Avenue right across from the museum. It is meter parking so bring change. The museum is mostly set up with... More

Talking trees, riverboats, and cabins make history come to life in this wonderful hands on museum devoted to history. I went with a school group and they were all completely enthralled. There is even a separate area for the younger visitors.

this was by far our favorite museum in Huntsville!! Our kids loved it and it was all hands on. We could have spent several days there. We would definately go back and if you live in Huntsville your kids are lucky to have such a great spot to spend the day.

My 2 year old asks for it by name. 3 different museums. Play area for the little one called Biscuits at the main museum. Depot Train station also has an area for little kids.

It was o.k. the 3 year old had much more fun than the 5 year old. Propably more interesting if your from Alabama. We went their mainly because it was raining and not much else to do.

On their own, the Alabama Constitution Village, Transportation Museum and Children's History museum might not be enough to keep your attention. However, this complex of attractions can not only transport you back into time they can bring your thirst for learning to a higher level. Best of all, this package of three proves to be a good value for your... More

4 year old had a great time, but it was not as educational as I expected, also rather expensive considering nothing to do / see for adults other than follow /watch their kids

This history museum is focused entirely on providing knowledge to young children (to 10 years?). Several opportunities to pretend one is living in earlier times - log cabin, general store, keelboat, dress up. It focuses on Alabama history, but so much of that history is similar to other parts of our country that it is a good experience for others... More

We are members of the Memphis Children's Museum so we got in here for free. It's small but very clean and well organized, with a mix of activities for big and little kids. Our almost 4 year old liked the musical instruments, water play and train sets.