A Mother Goose type themed area
An Alice in Wonderland themed area
Grocery store---- Finn LOVES play areas like this.
Maybe I go grocery shopping a little too much?
At least he likes it!
Daddy helping Finn check out.
They had a really big carousel.
Sawyer went for a spin too.
A hilarious picture (a little confusing with the boy's hand... he did that RIGHT as I took the picture).
The museum had a huge (understatement) water table (which definitely could have eaten Indy's CM's water table). It had these blowers you could spin around to point at your boat and blow it across the water. Finn loved to blow it at his face:)
The museum was very cool and Finn had a lot of fun. It may have been more modernized and updated than Indy's Children's Museum but I will always prefer Indy's. It's like a second home to us:)
The Liberty Bell!
(Finn did not enjoy all the reading to be done and historical artifacts in this museum...)
Benjamin Franklin's grave
Christ Church, the birthplace of the American Episcopal Church, is where George Washington, Benjamin Franklin and Betsy Ross all attended.
On Elfreth's Alley, one of the oldest residential streets in the country dating back to 1702.
A look down the tiny alley.
Christ Church steeple
The boys next to Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were debated and signed.
George Washington's presidential house
Finn at the gift shop:)
Micah running the Rocky steps (Philadelphia Museum of Art)
Eye of the Tiger.














