Current Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum as seen from Upper Landing Park
The properties as seen from above. (Upper Landing Park to the lower left; MHCM property at center.)
Upper Landing Park’s green space
Reynolds Building and Hoffman House (Upper Landing Park)
Hoffman House in Upper Landing Park will become the new Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum
The current Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum will become the new Mid-Hudson Science Center
The Science Center will feature hands-on interactive exhibits for children ages 5-12
Reynolds Building will become “The Crucible”
The Crucible will be a community-curated museum that focuses on big issues at the cross-section of science and society, while introducing students to careers and opportunities in the STEM fields (photo credit: The Wild Center Climate Summit)
The Pavilion at MHCM will become The Waterfront Food Works
Waterfront Food Works will be a dynamic public educational space focusing on all aspects of food – its production, consumption, artistry, careers and social issues. (Photo credit: The Whitney Museum)