Easton museum concept plan includes planetarium, VR theater, boardwalk
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This walkway is part of the concept plan for the Nurture Nature Science and Creativity Center at the site of the former Easton iron and Metal business.Courtesy Nurture Nature Center
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A nonprofit Easton nature center and museum has proposed a bold expansion along the Bushkill Creek that could include a planetarium, a virtual reality theater and outdoor eco-friendly components.
The Nurture Nature Science and Creativity Center concept plan is included in a request for proposals by the City of Easton to develop the former Easton Iron and Metal site. The site on Bushkill Drive is immediately east of the $100 million Simon Silk Mill redevelopment.
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