Uncle Robin's Children's Museum

Uncle Robin's Children's Museum is a private children's museum located in Golaghat town, Golaghat district, Assam. Established by educator Robin Barua, affectionately known as Uncle Robin, the museum is housed in his former residence. It is notable as one of Assam's early children's museums, displaying a diverse collection of dolls, toys, scientific models, art and cultural artefacts curated to educate and engage children through interactive learning and creative exhibits.

Visitors can expect a small, home-based museum with multiple rooms displaying collections of dolls in traditional costumes, toys, science models, handicrafts, art objects, and cultural artefacts. The setting is residential and educational, with exhibits arranged for children to observe and learn. The museum offers a quiet, informative environment focused on creativity, general knowledge and cultural awareness rather than large-scale institutional displays.

The museum was established by Robin Barua (1919-2003), a noted educationist and social worker popularly known as Uncle Robin. He dedicated his life to children's education and welfare in Golaghat and created the museum in his residence to provide an informal learning space for children, making it one of the early initiatives of its kind in Assam.

The museum holds cultural and educational significance as a community-driven initiative for children's learning and creativity. It reflects local efforts to promote general knowledge, art appreciation and cultural awareness among children through curated collections of dolls, crafts and educational models.