
Inside the kidscommons children's museum, visitors can climb into a comically oversized toilet that doubles as part of the building's interactive plumbing-themed exhibit. The attraction is intentionally playful rather than a world-record engineering claim, but its giant scale makes it one of downtown Columbus's stranger indoor stops.
Filed under museums: small, specific collections run by people who care far too much.
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Source: Roadside America

