StillWonder has $1 million, a downtown building and Maggie the cow. Now it needs $2 million more.

The 10,612-square-foot building is about the size of the WONDERtorium, and some of that museum's exhibits are coming with it.

Chris Peters

Oct 02, 2026 - 9 min read

Maggie the cow, a fiberglass milking cow that was a favorite at the former WONDERtorium, stands Friday, Oct. 2, inside 615 S. Main St. beside an A1 Architecture rendering of StillWonder's planned children's museum. StillWonder plans to refurbish Maggie for the museum, which it aims to open in summer 2027. – Photo by Chris Peters

StillWonder has $1 million, a downtown building and Maggie the cow. Now it needs $2 million more. — Maggie the cow, a fiberglass milking cow that was a favorite at the former WONDERtorium, stands Friday, Oct. 2, inside 615 S. Main St. beside an A1 Architecture rendering of StillWonder's planned children's museum. StillWonder plans to refurbish Maggie for the museum, which it aims to open in summer 2027. – Photo by Chris Peters

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