Learn about all of the ML Library Makerspace Resources
One of our 5 3D printers
Learn to Design 3 dimensional objects with TinkerCad
Use Cura software to properly print your 3D object
Scratch Programming – The standard for teaching students how to program creative stories, games, music videos, and more!
8 Lenovo Windows 10 Laptops
12 Makey Makeys – A little but POWERFUL device that allows students to connect the digital and physical worlds. [No more keyboards or swiping!]
12 Fire Tablets – Allowing Completely Mobile Robotics and Programming (including outdoors!)
12 Hummingbird Robotics Kits – Learn all about sensors and kids get to use their imagination to create and program fantastic robots
12 Spheros – Program these indestructible rolling robots to swim, jump, paint, and sense its surrounding!
12 Micro:Bits for Advanced programming applications. Make the Bits communicate with each other, Hummingbird, and Makey Makey!
Say Hello to Wonder Dash! Perfect, adorable robot to teach ages 3+ about robotics. Wonder Dash can play the xylophone, launch a ball, draw, and more!
Cameo Silhouette Design Printer & Cutter – So much amazing fun and educational functionality; from learning VECTOR GRAPHICS to designing cards, bookmarks, stickers, and pop-upables!
Makedo Construction Tools and Scrus – Kids can design create their own cardboard costumes, castles, play sets, and more by using scru drivers and kid friendly saws.
A lot of Strawbees! Take straws + special connectors and watch kids explore and learn all about spatial object creation. They can even add motors and bring their creations to life.
Gears and Pulleys! Students can explore and create mechanical structures.
1000s of Legos + K’nex (Thank You ML Comunity for all of your donations!)
Squishy Circuits – Everyone LOVES Squishy Circuits. Learn all about circuitry with play doh, LEDS, and motors. Create your own switches!
Learn, Explore, and Create movie magic with our giant Green Screen! Who wouldn’t want to act with Minecraft pandas?
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A Tudor Bedroom
This room is graced with intricately carved and quartered paneling, a fireplace, and a large bay window looking out on a winter landscape. On the walls hang three miniature replicas of paintings by the artists Hale, de Hoock, and Van Dyck.
A Tudor Great Hall
Three of the rooms (this, the Tudor Bedroom, and the City Drawing Room) are near duplicates of museum-quality miniatures created by Mrs. James Ward Thorne, whose works are on permanent display at the Art Institute of Chicago. Craven masterfully replicated the detailed oak paneling and deep bay window overlooking a painted garden.
A Spanish Patio
Inspired by local Arizona architecture, the tiled patio is complete with gardens and trees surrounded by stucco walls, decorative grilled windows, a carved wood balcony, rattan furniture, and a panorama of the desert beyond.
A City Drawing Room
Craven embellished this formal room with reeded pilasters, a mantel with recessed breast above, an architectural double doorway flanked by niches, and two arched windows opening to a balustrade balcony.
A New York Studio
This high-ceilinged room features a large window that looks out onto a painted view of the city. At one end there’s a balcony with an intricately carved wood railing, and under the window is a low, two-tier bookcase, a studio easel, and a reproduction of Mrs. Craven’s grand piano.
Art Studio in Mountain Lakes
Room #1 is a reproduction of Craven’s studio on his property at 135 Intervale Road in Mountain Lakes. The Arts and Crafts-style living room highlights the open-timbered ceiling and carved wooden mantel. A large set of French doors looks out on an arranged garden diorama.
Edgar Malin Craven
Edgar M. Craven lived in Mountain Lakes and worked as a banker in New York City before retiring to his second career as an artist. He elevated miniature-making to an art form, creating settings of exquisite detail and character while using the scale of 1 inch to 1 foot.