Independence Travel
120 W. MyrtleIndependence KS 67301
Ph: 800-782-8621
Ph: 620-331-3430
Houses a wide variety of exhibits that invite visitors to examine and experiment. Register on a computer, hear sounds on the echo tube, ride the Anti-gravity Simulator, or experience the hair-raising Van de Graaff generator. You may even want to visit with the life-like Albert Einstein.
Independence, KS Learning Centers Course Access: Public
Holes: 18
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