Today, I decided to pay a second visit to the Ghana Museum for Science and Technology as my previous was on a Monday which was a No Visiting day. Visiting hours is from 9am to 6pm from Tuesdays through to Fridays. I got to the Museum after 9am. There had been a rainfall on this very day. There was no workers around. After some observations, I had to approach a man who happened to be a Cleaner of the department. I engaged him in a conversation. I got needed information from him. He happened to be called Kojo. There is an Old museum building and recent one which is very big with concrete steps and also a wheelchair access way. People do no troupe there or come in numbers nowadays and the rain had made workers not to come to work early. I did not get the opportunity of going inside the two buildings to have a view. There is vegetation around which to me would enhance visitors mood in what a museum stands for in human life. I had a previous knowledge of an helicopter which was built by a Ghanaian in the 1950's and had been parked on the fore grounds of the Museum but had now gotten degenerated and I saw children playing underneath the remaining body where it is presently parked. I saw a cannon and an anchor on the foregrounds. There was also the remaining parts of a cinema hall nearer the old museum building. There are Sellers of different items nearer the old museum building and along the the roadside. There are a Cottage like buildings near to the Museum and a car park not very far away. The Cottages are for business offices. Though I did not get the chance of entering the buildings to view some artifacts, the whole environment looked impressive.