Welcome to the virtual tour of the Science Museum in Boston, Massachusetts.  It is a place where people can learn about culture and science that existed from prehistoric to present day times. People particularly like this museum because they can use the resources provided  to make their projects and daily life more enjoyable. The science museum allows for a deeper understanding of self. 

 

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Why is West Boylston unique?

West Boylston is unique because it is a suburban town that allows community members strive towards whatever they want to achieve. You will be thrilled by the nice people you meet in West Boylston.  Elton Drew is a man that has helped the ARTS within our town for a long time.  He has helped pay for much of the arts curriculum and technology in our schools.   Within the town of West Boylston, we have some interesting historical buildings still standing today.  The one that is most often known is the Old Stone Church.  It was built even before the reservoir was built, destroying the center of the town.  This little piece of history creates a little sense of nostalgia.   

Entrance Here is the entrance of the Museum of Science.	Blue Wing This is the overall view of the Blue Wing.	Mathematics Room Starting from the right of the room, this is the biggest piece of art that stands out to the observer.
Mathematics Room Cont. Continuing to your left, in the center of the room, the bubble machine that meaures the tension of a bubble.	Walking Leaving the mathematics room, continuing to your left, you come across small exhibits. This is what you see at first.	Above - Walking From where you are, look up. This is above you.
Experimental Room Continuing on the loop, you come across the experimental room. In the back left hand corner of the room you are able to find this exhibit.	Outside of the Blue Wing You have now completed the Blue Wing's first floor. If you leave the Blue Wing on your right is the map where lights glow for corresponding buttons. Each button is a specific place.	Over the Balcony If you look to your left and over the balcony, you will find this piece of art.
Goodbye You have now finished the miniturized tour of the Museum of Science. Follow the lines to leave towards your cars.

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