MYSTERY OBJECTS! What are these things anyhow?
How many can you figure out?

An odd and funny hands-on 9th annual 'museum' puzzling event & experience with more than 150 curiosities and whatchamacallits for you to browse through and touch,
trying to figure out what they are.

Clues are posted for some of the gizzmos, gadgets,
devices, and strange antiques, the clues may help or may not. 'Antiques, toys, tools, thingamajigs, parts & pieces, and even some things we don't know, said Judith Schulz, director.

Be a history detective, a weekend anthropologist, a budding mechanic, a puzzle solver, an armchair engineer, or just plain curious! This is hands-on fun mixed with thinking
and a great inter-generational outing.

Try curious 'toys,' wonder about tools from 100 years ago, puzzle over antiques.

The Burlington Historical Society's Museum and private collectors has helped in past years with special objects.
If you have something to donate to the event, give us a call.

There is extra Fun called OBJECTS IN A BOX to solve, too.
Can you figure out what is in the boxes without looking?
Anyone can try this puzzling challenge with friends and visitors, except Superman!

This unique event has been recommended by the Chicago Tribune's Midwest Events travel column; Nick, Jr. magazine,
and covered by FOX TV Channel 6.

Families and individuals are challenged by this hands-on fun at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington.

Admission is $5 per person, all ages.

Other times may be scheduled weekdays with reservations between Nov 6 and Nov 15, 2009. Weekend hours are Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-4.

Call 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is free.

The non-profit, educational Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milwaukee Avenue, downtown historic Burlington, Wisconsin. More details are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org