Features about 18,000 objects in 45 exhibitions and houses its own restoration and maintenance workshops. Includes details of exhibits, fees, hours, events and lectures, guided tours, membership details and directions. Located in Munich, Germany. [German and English].
One of the three stations that drained lake Haarlemmermeer around the 1850s, and the only one where the original steam engine and pumps have been preserved. Includes hours, fees and directions. Located in the Netherlands. [Dutch, English, French and German]
Houses over 200 vintage lawnmowers. Includes photos from exhibits, a staff directory, services provided, special exhibits, and a gift shop. Located in Lancashire, UK.
Nonprofit organization features interactive displays with discovery stations in the areas of mechanisms and simple machines, structures and shapes, and imaging and optical technologies. Includes history of facility, hours, fees, membership information, events and directions. Located in Edina, Minnesota, United States.
Features vintage machinery such as tractors, steam engines and other working equipment. Includes photos, FAQs, activities, contact information and directions. Located in Samlingar, Sweden. [Swedish, English, Dutch and German].
Features water pumping windmill and related machinery with exhibits on wind electric. Includes photos, hours, details of collection, membership form and directions. Located in Lubbock, Texas.
A center for education and learning that furthers the understanding of the history, cultural context, and applications of electricity and magnetism in the life sciences and medicine.
Primarily an online museum, has workshop and displays of small machine tools open to the public. Photographs, hours of operation, and a map. Located in Vista, California, USA.
Housed in the original Robbins and Lawrence Armory, the museum now holds the largest collection of historically significant machine tools in the nation. Includes exhibits, collections, publications and membership information. Located in Windsor, Vermont.
Isle of Wight, UK. Museum recording the life and interests of an inventor known for his tractor. Includes biography, information on his monoplane, plough, three point linkage, and tractors, map and contact details.
A hands-on, interactive technology and science center. Presents the mission, exhibits, educational partnerships, and location. Located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
This Seattle based museum focuses on the history of the telephone system. It also has some examples of early amateur and commercial radio equipment, test equipment, computers, and appliances.
Offers both static and interactive displays, as well as a research library that is open to the general public, with holdings that focus on all aspects of electronics history. Also has a complete amateur radio station, K3NEM/W3GR, fully equipped with vintage and modern communications systems. Linthicum, Maryland.
Contains vintage radios, TVs, tubes, parts, posters, ham, military and communication radios, early hi-fi, broadcast transmitter, early computers, a large CB radio collection, and related exhibits. Huntington, WV.
Dedicated to the work and mind of Thomas Alva Edison, his inventions and innovations. Includes history of the facility, links and hours. No admission charge. Located in Beaumont, Texas.
Museum houses a collection of giant pumping engines in a Victorian waterworks on the Thames. The engines include the largest running beam engine in the world and are in steam every weekend and bank holiday. Also features the Water for Life gallery, a display of the history of water supply. Web site describes the major exhibits and provides visitor information.