Hooray! Just in case you had any doubt, MSI has the best fans a museum could want. Thanks to you, here are some recent examples of how our guests and fans support us online:
1.) In a city full of great museums, msichicago.org had more visitors last year than any other Chicago museum's website.
2.) On Chicago's 175th birthday, a Chicago Sun-Times article cited 175 great things about Chicago. Guess what was mentioned first?
3.) Our Facebook page has the most "Likes" among science museums on Facebook.
4.) Voters on 10Best.com ranked us the #2 Best Museum in the U.S.
Nevertheless, if it's been too long since you've been here in person, stop by. We'd love to open your eyes to science, draw you out of your shell, and maybe even blow you away!
Image: JB Spector, Museum of Science and Industry
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