Wilbur D. May Center
1595 N Sierra Street
Reno, NV 89503
Museum: (775) 785-5961
Arboretum: (775) 785-4153
Park Ranger Office: (775) 785-4512
Link to Wilbur D. May Museum website
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Link to Facebook Page for latest updates
Link to Museum Event Space Rental Information
Link to Garden Wedding Rentals
Link to Pavilion Rental Information
Under normal circumstances, the Wilbur D. May Museum has plenty of themed exhibitions that change from time to time throughout the year. The Hall of Heroes was only one of many that made its way to the museum, engaging Reno residents and testing their super-human abilities.
The exhibit had impressive figurines and activities that were interesting and fun. The kids were amazed the whole time, being more and more eager for the next activity. They were able to test their speed, get blown away by a super fan as if they were flying in the sky, test out their hanging capabilities and solve some puzzles that required some super-human thinking. Just like all the other exhibits, you can expect lots of fun with these themed displays.
The Wilbur D. May Museum is always thinking of ways to keep life interesting in Reno. Me and my family always love supporting the museum, keeping it and the life of Wilbur D. May alive.
This museum is the only museum in Nevada where you can find artifacts unique to the museum. The artifacts are well preserved and displayed in a nice and organized manner, sorted out into different categories.
Museums help spark interest, preserve history, help us learn how we came to be, and help us travel to places around the world that we may never otherwise have the chance to travel to. Wilbur D. May is currently open to the public with lots of space to social distance and stay safe. It is rarely packed so no need to worry about big crowds.
The museum can be found in Rancho San Rafael Park, Reno's biggest and most dynamic park. You can find more information about the park HERE in my other entry.
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