

Compact, quirky one-room museum of mechanical and vintage puzzles — great for close-up textures (wood, brass, patina), shelf vignettes, and candid portraits of people solving puzzles. Best on weekday mornings or booked time slots to avoid crowds; museum is small with narrow aisles and rules about handling pieces (bring cash/card for $10 admission). Street parking on Milwaukee Ave; ask the host for brief lighting/handling permissions. Low indoor light — expect mixed tungsten and daylight from the


Compact, quirky one-room museum of mechanical and vintage puzzles — great for close-up textures (wood, brass, patina), shelf vignettes, and candid portraits of people solving puzzles. Best on weekday mornings or booked time slots to avoid crowds; museum is small with narrow aisles and rules about handling pieces (bring cash/card for $10 admission). Street parking on Milwaukee Ave; ask the host for brief lighting/handling permissions. Low indoor light — expect mixed tungsten and daylight from the