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Take an inside look at the machinery in the National Museum of Industrial History

2025-05-02

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The "National Museum of Industrial History" provides physical displays that describe the origin and progress of machines.

The museum is located alongside the "Steelstacks," which has its own unique visual aesthetic.

They also showcase a wide variety of historical antiques that they obtained; and, are an affiliate of the Smithsonian.

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