National Electronics Museum, Electronics museum in the USA
The National Electronics Museum showcases the history of electronics for defense, space, and telecommunications.
It was established in 1980 by Westinghouse employees who wanted to document their radar advancements.
The museum offers educational programs to inspire future generations in the field of electronics.
Visitors can explore various exhibits on electronics and participate in interactive workshops.
Contains a large collection of military electronic equipment unseen anywhere else.
Location: Maryland
Inception: 1980
Official opening: 2010
Website: nationalelectronicsmuseum.org/
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