Today’s hours: 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
About
- Mission
- History
- Brian Sutton-Smith Library and Archives of Play
- International Center for the History of Electronic Games
- National Toy Hall of Fame
- World Video Game Hall of Fame
- American Journal of Play
- Woodbury School
- The Strong Photo Gallery
- Employment
- Internships
- Volunteer
- Community Service
- Museum News
- In the News
- Directions and Parking
- Annual Reports
- About
- Mission
- History
- Brian Sutton-Smith Library and Archives of Play
- International Center for the History of Electronic Games
- National Toy Hall of Fame
- World Video Game Hall of Fame
- American Journal of Play
- Woodbury School
- The Strong Photo Gallery
- Employment
- Internships
- Volunteer
- Community Service
- Museum News
- In the News
- Directions and Parking
- Annual Reports
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- Collections
- Toy, Doll, Game, and Related Collections
- Video and Other Electronic Game Collections
- Archival Collections Related to Artifacts of Play
- Archival Collections Related to the Study of Play
- Archival Collections Related to Video and Other Electronic Games
- Library Collections
- Access to Collections
- Online Collections
- The Original Mobile Games
- Donate to the Collections
- Curators at Work
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- Exhibits
- Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences
- America at Play
- American Comic Book Heroes: The Battle of Good vs. Evil
- Aquariums
- Be the Astronaut
- The Berenstain Bears: Down a Sunny Dirt Road
- Build, Drive, Go
- Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street?
- Carousel and Train
- DanceLab
- Dancing Wings Butterfly Garden
- eGameRevolution
- Field of Play
- Game Time!
- Imagination Destination
- Jigsaw Puzzles: Putting it All Together
- One History Place
- Play Pals
- Pinball Playfields
- Reading Adventureland
- Rockets, Robots, and Ray Guns
- Ticket to Ride Display
- Toy Halls of Fame
- Wegmans Super Kids Market
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- Education
- The Strong's Educational Philosophy
- Woodbury School
- Lessons for Pre-K to Grade 3 School Groups
- Programs for Grades 4 to 12
- Theme Days
- Field Trips
- Plan a Class Visit
- Homeschool Students
- Are You a Maker? Workshop Series
- Video Game Creation Workshop
- Scouts
- College and University Programs
- Professional Development
- Education and Play Resources
- Educator E-Newsletter
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- Research & Publications
- Access to Artifact Collections
- Access to Library and Archival Materials
- American Journal of Play
- Books
- Electronic Newsletters
- Online Exhibits
- Playing with Politics
- The Heart of the Matter: A History of Valentine Cards
- How We Ride: A History of Play on Two Wheels
- The Oregon Trail, MECC, and the Rise of Computer Learning
- Aliens and Monsters: Playing with Creatures from the Deep
- American Board and Card Game History
- Pinball in America
- Video Game History Timeline
- Play Stuff Blog
- Play Time Newsletter
- Research Fellowships
- Research Inquiries
- Video Game Play Capture
Museum Hours
- Monday–Thursday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Friday & Saturday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
- Sunday: Noon to 5 p.m.
