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City Museum - St. Louis, Missouri
We know--traditional museums can be so stodgy. That's why we're
constantly revamping City Museum's museum-in-a-museum. Keep stopping
in to check out curator Bruce Gerrie's ever-expanding collection of
architectural relics and the new permanent exhibit, "Elmslie and
Sullivan", featuring original pieces by two of the most important
American architects.
http://www.citymuseum.org
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Architectural Heritage Center – Portland, Oregon
A non-profit resource center and showcase for historic preservation,
owned and operated by the Bosco-Milligan Foundation. We offer a wide
range of education programs and rotating exhibits, including a
hardware gallery to help people appreciate, restore, and maintain
vintage properties.
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Lock Museum of America – Terryville,
Connecticut
Contains eight display rooms containing the largest collection of
locks, keys and ornate hardware in the US Located in the Terryville
section of Plymouth in Connecticut.
http://www.lockmuseum.com
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The Jehning Family Lock Museum
175 Castro Street
Mountain View, CA 94041
The Jehning Family Lock Museum opened on September 10, 2005. Today
you can visit one of Northern California's largest collections of
locks and keys. With nearly 1,000 locks and 5,000 keys from around
the world, plus more than 20 safes and hundreds of key rings, the
collection continues to grow and change.
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Each time you visit the
Museum, you might explore a completely different exhibit, from
historic local locks and keys, to ancient treasures from near and
far, and everything in between. And you'll discover the fascinating
and often surprising roles that locks and keys have played in
history, story, theater, and daily life. Also visit our gift shop.
Admission is free.
Hours are Wednesday, noon to 5 p.m., Thursday, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., and
Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Closed most major holidays.
http://www.jehninglockmuseum.org
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