Disability rights history and artifacts
The Museum of Disability History in Albertson houses over 8,000 artifacts, documents, and photographs chronicling the disability rights movement, with exhibits on topics like the Capitol Crawl and accessible technology. The entire space is wheelchair accessible and offers sensory bags with noise-reduction headphones and fidgets at no cost.
Indoor · Rainy-day pick · Quiet-friendly · Ages 5-17: $7; under 5 free
Sensory bags with noise-reduction headphones and fidgets available to borrow at no cost from the entrance desk.
Wheelchair accessible throughout; service animals welcome.
Limited hours: Tuesday-Thursday 10am-5pm, Wednesday until 7pm, plus first Saturday and third Sunday of each month 10am-4pm.