vacuum cleaner museum and factory outlet
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One of life's surprises. This place is absolutely unbelievable. Arranged by decades, the museum traces the the evolution of the vacuum. There is a lot of nostalgia in the various settings. Tom, the curator is a deep reservoir of knowledge and is very comfortable in explaining the vacuum.
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Stopped with my daughter on spring break. Free self guided tour took us about 20 minutes and was interesting.
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No entrance fee a nice travel to the good old days your get information if you want to but can also just walk around
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Basically this place is a review of the vacuum cleaners history. You may do it in 5 mins or 2 hrs! You may (not) enjoy the smell though! I would say if you're traveling north or south through I44, and if you need a quick rest or break in the not-so-boring drive in Missouri, take a peek in this place and make your trip a little more interesting. Just as a tip, it is not really worth it to plan to visit this museum only! unless you are a big fan of vacuum cleaners or you have additional plans such as visiting the wineries in the area.
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Who knew it would be so interesting? Of course, the enthusiasm and knowledge of the staff there was what was most memorable. You can take the short tour (half an hour) or the full tour (about an hour). Americana at its best.
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We stopped here for a laugh with the intention of just taking a picture from the outside as a giggle to show our friends. However, I was a bit intrigued so persuaded my fiancée to go in with me. I'm so glad we did!!! The chap working there showed such enthusiasm and delivered his impressive depth of knowledge in such an animated way that we left totally enthralled, nattering away about vacuum cleaners all the way through the rest of Missouri. This really is a must stop along route 66, don't underestimate it, you'll be surprisingly entertained!
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Truly a great time will be had when you stop by and visit this museum. Tom, the curator is such a charming, informative person. Such knowledge he has. Such a gracious way he has telling about the history of vacuum cleaners. You just don't realize till you've heard the history of vacuums' what you've been missing. More important is the factory that is associated with the museum. The Simplicity Vacuum Cleaner company. A made in Amercia vacuum cleaner.!!We all need to buy one and support America. Tom will explain it all on your visit. Take the time to stop and visit. You will be glad you did.
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So well done I am sure it was done by professional. There are a number of rooms each done in the decor of a time period with the furniture and vacuum cleaners of that time. And I loved the idea that this company whose museum it is makes AMERICAN vacuum cleaners which are state-of-the art.
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If you have a few extra minutes while in the St. James area this is a nice place to visit. The tour only takes about 15 minutes but is very interesting and fascinating. It is also free.
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One of those "must see" roadside attractions if you are following Route 66 or have a taste for the offbeat. This was my THIRD visit and my THIRD discovery that the museum gift shop does not have any sort of hats or shirts for sale. The potential for cool Vacuum Cleaner Museum-themed hat and shirts is huge. I have always arrived ready to but an "I was there" souvenir but alas...they have yet to figure out what every tourist attraction inn the Free World learned a long time ago.