Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street? is a hands-on exhibit at the Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester, New York, developed in conjunction with Sesame Workshop.

Artisans worked to recreate the buildings and sets from Sesame Street, which stand alongside the original Hooper's Store and Fix-it Shop storefronts (courtesy of the Smithsonian). The life-size building fronts are accompanied by several new structures including a cobblestone bridge, playground, and several activity centers.

Life-size Muppet photo puppets fill the street set so visitors can experience Sesame Street first hand. The exhibit launched in 1997 and remains a main part of the museum to this day. The museum also prepared a smaller traveling exhibit.

Traveling ExhibitEdit

• May 8 - September 19, 2004: Bay Area Discovery Museum (San Francisco, CA)

ConnectionsEdit

Some of the other toy inductees into the National Toy Hall of Fame have been portrayed, played with, licensed, or advertised by the Muppets.

• Barbie
• Bicycle
• Duncan yo-yo
• Easy Bake Oven
• Jack-in-the-box
• Jigsaw puzzle
• Monopoly
• Rocking horse (such as Hortense)
• Teddy bear (such as Radar and Balthazar)
• View-Master

External linksEdit

• Official site
• Muppet Central's Review of Exhibit