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At the American International Rattlesnake Museum we saw this albino rattlesnake. Admission to this small museum at 202 San Felipe Street was only about $2.50. They did not give us a ticket to go inside. They gave us a 'certificate of bravery'. My wife does not like snakes and she indulged me by going into this place.
You've got to see the Rattlesnake Museum in Old Town.. Last time I was there, it was only a dollar to get in. This place is great!
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To get to the Natural History Museum from old town we walked past a park where these guys were playing ball.
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