Brady Santoro

Review of Chemical Heritage Foundation

The Chemical Heritage Foundation's accompanying mu...

The Chemical Heritage Foundation's accompanying museum is a hidden gem in the historical Old City neighbourhood. The displays range from Ancient Roman blown glass, Gore-Tex fabrics, the influence of the book 'Conversations on Chemistry" by Jane Marcet, an interactive map of the Periodic Table, and corroded tin soldiers and earthenware. Is usually empty, besides the occasional visitor and security guards. The museum is open to the general public, and is always free. Is worth a visit whether in the field of the Sciences or not, but may be a tad boring for small children.
Definitely worth a visit.