Macon children’s museum closing for good | Local & State | Macon.com

The Georgia Children’s Museum, once a component of revitalization efforts in downtown Macon, is closing for good Friday.

The museum’s executive director, Mary Cay McCullough, said Thursday, “It is what it is. We’re pleased with what we’ve done in the community, and we’re hoping that we’re ending on a positive note.”

The museum, at the corner of Cherry Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, opened in 2005. About a year ago, its operators sold the building housing the museum, a 34,000-square-foot former Heilig-Meyers furniture store, to a developer. Loft apartments are being built.

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