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ANTIQUE DOORKNOB COLLECTORS OF AMERICA

Places of Interest

Many of our members also belong to other related non-profit organizations.

We think you may find them of interest. All of these places have permanent collections of doorknobs and related hardware on display.

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Architectural Heritage Center

701 SE Grand Avenue
Portland, Oregon

http://visitahc.org/

(503) 231-7264
A non-profit resource center and showcase for historic preservation. We offer a wide range of educational programs and exhibits to help people appreciate, restore, and maintain vintage properties.
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City Museum
750 North 16th Street
Saint Louis, Missouri

https://www.citymuseum.org/

(314) 231-2489
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 our 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.
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Lock Museum of America
230 Main Street
Terryville, Connecticut

http://www.lockmuseumofamerica.org
Contains eight display rooms containing the largest collection of locks, keys and antique door hardware in the US. For hours and more, visit our website.

The Lock Museum also now hosts a new interactive game, called "The Lock Museum Adventure" where players decipher puzzles and riddles to open locks and safes to solve a mystery. The clues are based on the displays in the museum, including our collection of antique doorknobs!

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New Britain Industrial Museum
59 West Main Street
New Britain, Connecticut

https://nbindustrial.org/
At the New Britain Industrial Museum you will discover the vast array of items pioneered and produced in New Britain by generations of innovative and inventive people drawn to work in what came to be known as the Hardware Capital of the World. From hooks and eyes produced by hand in the early 1800’s to Fafnir bearings produced in clean rooms for the Space Program, currently manufactured in New Britain, the museum’s collection celebrates the city’s contribution to manufacturing world-wide.  Inspiration for the future and appreciation for the past is gleaned from the accomplishments of those who came before us. Our collection works to inspire the next generation and increase pride in the community by exhibiting items manufactured in New Britain, sharing the histories of the factories where these items were manufactured and telling the stories of the people who made it all happen.
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Jehning Family Lock Museum
175 Castro Street
Mountain View, California

http://www.jehninglockmuseum.com
The Jehning Family Lock Museum has 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. Each visit to the Museum provides a completely different exhibit, from historic local locks and keys, to ancient treasures from near and far, and everything in between. 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. For hours and contact information, visit our website.

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