Baltimore Museum of Industry

1415 Key Highway, Baltimore, MD 21230
 
 
 
 
 
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This museum showcases the history of work in Baltimore, from the mid-19th century to the present day. The museum's gallery space and research center offers information about Maryland's businesses and industries... More »
This museum showcases the history of work in Baltimore, from the mid-19th century to the present day. The museum's gallery space and research center offers information about Maryland's businesses and industries, from the lost art of handcrafted tin cans to today's technological innovations. Many of the collections change periodically, but 'Signs of the Times' is a permanent display. This unique collection offers visitors a glimpse of the evolution of signs, the oldest form of advertising. The exhibit also features a Neon Sign Shop and demonstration area. Admission: Adults USD10, Students and Seniors USD6, children 6 and under free.
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Open Hours: 10a-4p M-Sa, 11a-4p Su
Contact: +1 410 727 4808
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1 reviews for Baltimore Museum of Industry
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By Lizzy, 06/29/08
This museum is different from the stuffy hands-off experience for kids. Imagine a plan hanging from the ceiling - a working blacksbmith, a linotype operator and a cool exhibit on the WIRE. All are there with great guides and something for everyone. We went with our parents and kids and the multigenerational learning was phenomenal. Please go and take your parents and kids before it is too late. Your folks will recognize their youth and your kids will peek into history.
 
 
 
 
 
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