Freedom City Historical Museum

Not far from Liberty Park, this nineteenth century building was a privately owned mansion until 1906, when it became the Freedom City Historical Museum. The museum features a variety of attractions related to the history of Freedom City, from its founding to the present day. Most of the museum’s exhibits are re-creations, although local individuals have donated some genuine historical pieces.
The main attraction is only a few years old and has revived interest in this old institution. A massive, detailed scale model of Freedom City circa 1908 rests beneath the museum’s central rotunda. After a battle against Rant and Rave, Dr. Metropolis created the model while helping to repair the damage. It recreates exacting details that could only come from memory, not photographs or newspaper accounts, with the most delicate and precise craftsmanship. Kids particularly love the animatronic horses and buggies in the streets.