Roberson Museum and Science Center, Science and art museum in Binghamton, United States
Roberson Museum and Science Center is housed in a 1906 mansion and features exhibits on regional history, science, and natural history. The building displays collections that explore the area's past and natural world through various galleries.
The museum originated from Alonzo Roberson's 1934 will and was established in 1954 as a community educational institution. It grew from a memorial project into a major regional resource for learning and cultural engagement.
The Haudenosaunee exhibition displays the history of a Native American confederacy through objects and artifacts collected over time. Visitors see historical items that document how this community lived and organized itself.
The facility is open on multiple days throughout the week, so planning your visit in advance helps with timing. The downtown location makes it accessible by foot or car with nearby parking available.
The facility houses the region's only digital planetarium equipped with laser technology for advanced shows. This technological feature sets it apart from other local attractions and draws astronomy enthusiasts.
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