All things must come to an end. This is my end, my "thank you", my last "Goodbye" from this blog.

I sat down with the Exec. Director to learn about a funny memory of riding elevators and what the biggest challenge of this place is.

Getting into the mind of a child can be interesting. This time we use data to see how they feel about certain things in their lives.

We typically tell our students "Don't do this at home." But once again, we want you to do these at home... With an adult helper, of course.

One of the wonders here at SMLI has lead to a full-on schooner mystery. Find out who Stephen Taber is and why he has a boat named for him.

The home of SMLI hasn't always been where it is now, its journey has been as long and winding as the main driveway.

The flora around Leeds pond is more unique than you know. Learn which species survived an atomic blast or why one tree makes "spike balls".

Too often we're told "don't do this at home", today, that changes! Some activities are meant to be done together like these.

Occasionally, Eagle Scouts are seen here on the grounds. These intrepid young men have ambitious plans that involve helping the Museum.

SMLI sat down with a High School student to learn what COVID's been like from the perspective of the other side of the classroom.

What to do with 8 weeks worth of summer camp?

Bringing back the "deaded" book report from elementary school, only now we're reviewing a book regarding the world without humans.

The president of the board of SMLI has an intriguing tale of research, mindfulness and desire to help heal the Earth.

It's not always what's being taught that's important, it's how the material is presented that can make all the difference.

Behind every child is a teacher showing and helping them. Now you have the chance to meet the resident educators at SMLI!

The history of the SMLI is long and interesting, spanning many decades. The house has stories as well, and one story is as big the ocean!

June 29th, 2020 was a day that will not be forgotten at SMLI. It was the first day of Summer Camp 2020 and the day we re-opened our doors...