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I love museums. I must get it from my Dad because my Mom can't stand them! I love museums but they can be expensive. Sometimes I'm willing to shell out the money for a special exhibit but sometimes I just want to see it all darn it... and for free or cheap. *wink*
Do you like museums? If so, the you are in luck. Here's a list of 50 museums (one in each state) that are free for admission or charge so little it feels free! Also, check out your local museums for their free admission dates. I would be shocked if they didn't offer one or two (or more) free days.  

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