While we were enjoying the interactive exhibit at MoMA's PS1,
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someone there told us about a wonderful "funtain" at the Brooklyn Museum,
so we went to the Brooklyn Museum to experience it.

<h1>Brooklyn Museum</h1>
Someone at MoMA told us about the wonderful fountains in front of the
Brooklyn Museum.  He said the fountains were a favorite of children
[of all ages, I presume!]<br>
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<img src=/acmmm2004/brooklyn-museum-splash-fountains1321p.jpg height=500>
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The first Google hit on
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"brooklyn museum" fountain
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returned this quote, affirming the popularity of this "funtain":
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And the fountain is really great. It's similar to the fountain at the Bellagio, where the water shoots up at different beats. Little kids would run up to the fountain, and would then run away screaming when they got wet. This happened over and over. Very cute to watch.
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