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This is a '''[[list of museums|list]] of [[transport]] [[museum]]s''' throughout the world. Old transportation systems don't disappear, they often become the park and recreational facilities of future generations. Parts of many dismantled trolley systems in the [[United States]] for instance, have become trolley museums. |
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== [[Australia]] == |
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* [[Archer Park Railway Station]], [[Rockhampton, Queensland|Rockhampton]], [[Queensland]]; |
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* [[Australian National Maritime Museum]], [[Sydney]], [[New South Wales]] |
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* [[Australian Railway Historical Society]] Rail Transport Museum, [[Bassendean, Western Australia|Bassendean]], [[Western Australia]] |
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* [[Brisbane Tramway Museum]], Ferny Grove, [[Brisbane]], [[Queensland]] |
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* [[Glenreagh Mountain Railway]], Glenreagh, near [[Coffs Harbour, New South Wales|Coffs Harbour]], [[New South Wales]] |
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* [[Pichi Richi Railway]] - [[Quorn]] to [[Port Augusta]] |
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* [[National Railway Museum (Port Adelaide)|National Railway Museum]] - [[Port Adelaide]] |
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* [[National Road Transport Hall of Fame]], [[Alice Springs]], [[Northern Territory]] |
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* [[New South Wales Rail Transport Museum]], [[Thirlmere, New South Wales|Thirlmere]], [[New South Wales]] |
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* [[Old Ghan Heritage Railway and Museum]], [[Alice Springs]], [[Northern Territory]] |
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* [[Qantas Founders Outback Museum]], [[Longreach, Queensland]] |
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'''The Hall Institute of Public Policy - New Jersey''' was founded in 2005 by George Hall,[http://www.ntra.com/stats_bios.aspx?id=15467] a manager of New York's Clinton Group, a hedge fund specializing in mortgage-backed securities. The Hall Institute was and is a non-partisan, not-for-profit think-tank conceived by Hall as a means of studying public policy independently and without the distraction of partisan politics. Since its inception, the Institute has insisted that its purpose is to make public policy available to as wide a public as possible. Representing the Institute at an award ceremony held in Trenton in 2006, George Hall described this process of making the workings of local government more accessible as "translation". |
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* [[Sydney Tramway Museum]], [[Loftus, New South Wales|Loftus]], [[Sydney]], [[New South Wales]] |
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* [[St Kilda Tram Museum]] - [[Adelaide]] - [http://www.railpage.org.au/aetmsa/main.html] |
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* [[Tasmanian Transport Museum]], Glenorchy, [[Hobart]], [[Tasmania]] - [http://www.railtasmania.com/ttms/] |
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* [[Tramway Museum Society of Victoria]], Bylands, [[Victoria (Australia)|Victoria]] - [http://www.tmsv.org.au] |
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* [[Valley Heights Locomotive Depot Heritage Museum]], [[Valley Heights]], [[New South Wales]] - [http://infobluemountains.net.au/locodepot/] |
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* [[Western Australia's Heritage Tramway]], [[Whiteman Park]], [[Western Australia]] - [http://www.pets.org.au] |
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* [[Western Australian Maritime Museum]], [[Fremantle, Western Australia|Fremantle]], [[Western Australia]] |
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When the Institute was founded, George Hall hired [[Michael P. Riccards]], a former college president at St. Johns University, New Mexico as executive director and Richard A. Lee [http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/directory/hamnet/index.html], former Deputy Communications Director to former New Jersey Governor [[James E. McGreevey]], as Director of Communications. |
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== [[Austria]] == |
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* [[TMB's Innsbruck Tramway Museum]], [[Innsbruck]] - [http://www.tmb.at] |
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* [[Tramway Museum Graz]], [[Graz]] - [http://www.tramway-museum-graz.at/index.htm?LANG=eng] |
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* [[SKGLB-Museum]], [[Mondsee (town)|Mondsee]] |
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== [[Bermuda]] == |
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* [[Railway Museum and Curiosity Shop]], [[Hamilton, Bermuda|Hamilton]] |
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* [[Museu Ferroviário de Bauru]], [[Bauru]] |
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* [[Museu Ferroviário de Campinas]], [[Campinas]] |
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* [[Museu Aeronáutico de Guarulhos]], [[Guarulhos]] |
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* [[Museu Tecnológico Ferroviário]], [[Santo André]] |
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* [[Museu Asas de um Sonho]], [[São Carlos]] |
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* [[Museu do Automóvel de São Paulo]], [[São Paulo]] |
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* [[Museu dos Transportes Públicos "Gaetano Ferolla"]], [[São Paulo]] |
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Opinion articles from the Hall Institute have appeared in several newspapers on the East coast [http://www.northjersey.com/news/njpolitics/24872619.html], including The New York Times [http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9B0DE5D71E3EF935A15751C0A9609C8B63] [http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/19/opinion/nyregionopinions/19NJhaney.html]. In 2006 [http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E07E0D91631F937A35755C0A9609C8B63] and 2008[http://www.politickernj.com/max/21100/hall-institute-sponsors-lautenberg-v-zimmer-virtual-debate]the Hall Institute has used a debate format, what it calls a "virtual debate", as a way of presenting the views of New Jersey U.S. Senate candidates[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Jersey_United_States_Senate_election,_2006#Events_leading_up_to_the_general_election] without the partisan sparring and the neglect of the issues that has been characteristic of similar debates in New Jersey and elsewhere. |
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== [[Bulgaria]] == |
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* [[National Transport Museum, Bulgaria|National Transport Museum]], [[Rousse]] |
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The Institute also holds public forums for topics such as government control, possible candidates for senate, and the state's role in the 2008 presidential campaign [http://president.stockton.edu/press/StocktonHughesCenterFirstEventPressRelease.pdf] [http://www.monmouth.edu/polling/admin/polls/MUP10_1.pdf] [https://email.rutgers.edu/pipermail/smlr_net/2007-September/001721.html]. |
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==[[Canada]]== |
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*[[Alberta Railway Museum]], [[Edmonton, Alberta]] - [http://railwaymuseum.ab.ca/home.html] |
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*[[Canadian Railway Museum]], [[Saint-Constant, Quebec|Saint-Constant, Québec]] |
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*[[Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village]], [[Essex, Ontario]] - [http://www.ctmhv.com/] |
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*[[Halton County Radial Railway]], [[Rockwood, Ontario]] |
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*[[Marine Museum of the Great Lakes]], [[Kingston, Ontario]] - [http://www.marmus.ca] |
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*[[Muskoka Marine Museum]], [[Huntsville, Ontario]] - [http://www.mmm.vianet.ca/] |
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*[[Railway Coastal Museum]], [[St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador]] - [http://www.railwaycoastalmuseum.ca/] |
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*[[Saskatchewan Railway Museum]], [[Saskatoon]] [[Saskatchewan]] |
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*[[Western Canada Aviation Museum]], [[Winnipeg]], [[Manitoba]] |
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*[[Winnipeg Railway Museum]], [[Winnipeg]], [[Manitoba]] |
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The Institute produced one season of public affairs television in 2008 which aired on Mercer County, New Jersey channel 26. In 2006 the Institute published a hardbound journal, ''The State of the Garden State'' [http://130.68.3.5/uhtbin/cgisirsi/x/0/0/5?searchdata1=ocm74670435] and in 2007, another journal titled ''Reaction and Reform in New Jersey'' [http://www.cccnj.edu/library/AqcSeptember07.cfm]. Both were compilations of major papers that the Institute had solicited and commissioned from local scholars on topics ranging from New Jersey health care reform to lowering the levels of poverty in the state's urban areas. The Institute compiled a third volume in 2008, ''Creating A Common Future: New Jersey and Public Policy'' [http://www.hallnj.org/cm/document_handler.jsp?dId=1000510]. |
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==[[People's Republic of China]]== |
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*[[China Railway Museum]], [[Beijing]] |
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*[[Hong Kong Railway Museum]], [[Tai Po District]], [[Hong Kong]] |
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== [[Czech Republic]] == |
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*[[Muzeum městské hromadné dopravy v Praze]] ([[Praha]] [[Střešovice]]) |
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*[[Železniční muzeum ČD]] ([[Lužná u Rakovníka]]) |
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*[[Železniční muzeum Zlonice]] |
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*[[Zubrnická museální železnice]] |
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*[[Muzeum těžby a dopravy vápence v Českém Krasu - Skanzen Solvayovy lomy]] |
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*[[Muzeum Pošumavských železnic]] [[Nové Údolí]] |
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*[[Muzeum koněspřežné železnice]] [[České Budějovice]] |
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*[[výtopna Jaroměř]] |
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*[[Muzeum průmyslových železnic Mladějov]] |
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==[[Denmark]]== |
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*[[Bornholm Automobilmuseum]], [[Bornholm]], [[Region Hovedstaden]] - [http://www.bornholmsautomobilmuseum.dk/] |
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*[[Danish Railway Museum]], [[Odense]] - [http://www.jernbanemuseum.dk/GB/index_gb.html] |
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*[[Danish Tramway Museum]], [[Ringsted]], near [[Copenhagen]] - [http://www.sporvejsmuseet.dk] |
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==[[Estonia]]== |
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*[[Estonian Railway Museum]], [[Haapsalu]] [http://www.jaam.ee/index.php?lk=25] |
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==[[Finland]]== |
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*[[Finnish Railway Museum]], [[Hyvinkää]] |
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==[[France]]== |
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*[[Musée Français du Chemin de Fer]] : train museum |
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*[[Musée Maurice Dufresne]] |
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*[[Cité de l'Automobile]], [[Mulhouse]] : car museum |
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==[[Germany]]== |
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*[[Museum für Antike Schifffahrt]] in Mainz |
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*[[Deutsches Schiffahrtsmuseum]] in [[Bremerhaven]] |
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*[[Otto-Lilienthal-Museum]] |
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*[[Eisenbahnmuseum Bochum]], Bochum in the suburb Dahlhausen at the river Ruhr |
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*[[Eisenbahnmuseum Neustadt (Weinstrasse)]] Neustadt (Weinstrasse) in central Rhineland-Palatinate (Rheinland-Pfalz) |
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*[[Sinsheim Auto & Technik Museum|Auto & Technik Museum]], [[Sinsheim]] |
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*[[Hannoversches Straßenbahn-Museum]], [[Sehnde]] near [[Hannover]] |
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*[http://verkehrszentrum.deutsches-museum.de Deutsches Museum Verkehrszentrum], Munich |
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*[http://www.deutsches-museum.de/en/flugwerft/information Deutsches Museum Flugwerft], Oberschleißheim, Bavaria |
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*[[Deutsches Dampflokomotiv-Museum]] Neuenmarkt-Wirsberg in northern Bavaria |
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*[[Schifffahrtsmuseum Flensburg]] in Flensburg, [[Schleswig-Holstein]] |
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*[[Verein Historische Straßenbahn]] in Köln [http://www.hsk-koeln.de/german/index.html] |
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==[[Greece]]== |
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*[[Greek Railway Museum]], [[Athens]] |
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*[[Phaethon Museum of Technology]] (cars), [[Oropos]] |
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==[[Hungary]]== |
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*[[Budapest Transport Museum]], [[City Park (Budapest)|City Park]], [[Budapest]] - [http://www.km.iif.hu/] |
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==[[Ireland]]== |
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*[[National Transport Museum of Ireland]], [[Dublin]] |
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*[[Ulster Folk and Transport Museum]], [[Belfast]] |
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*[[National Maritime Museum of Ireland]], [[Dublin]] |
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==[[Israel]]== |
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*[[Israel Railway Museum]], [[Haifa]] - [http://www.israrail.org.il/english/general/museum.html] |
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==[[Italy]]== |
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*[[Museo Nazionale dei Trasporti]], [[La Spezia]] -[http://www.museonazionaletrasporti.it] |
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==[[Japan]]== |
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*[[Hiroshima City Transportation Museum]] |
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*[[Modern Transportation Museum]], [[Osaka, Osaka]] |
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*[[Railway Museum (Saitama)|Railway Museum]], [[Saitama, Saitama]] |
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*Umekoji Steam Locomotive Museum. [[Kyoto]] [http://www.mtm.or.jp/eng/umekoji/index.html] |
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==[[Latvia]]== |
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*[[Latvian Railway History Museum]], [[Riga]] - [http://www.railwaymuseum.lv/riga_eng.htm] |
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*[[Riga Motor Museum]], [[Riga]] - [http://www.motormuzejs.lv/] |
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==[[Lithuania]]== |
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*[[Lithuanian Railway Museum]], [[Vilnius]] - [http://www.railwaymuseum.lv/riga_eng.htm] |
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==[[Mexico]]== |
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*[[Ferrocarril Interoceanico]] heritage railway & museum. [[Cuautla, Morelos]] - [http://www.rinconestudiantil.com/morelosnatural/Webs/Turismo/Tren_escenico.htm] |
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*[[Museo de los Ferrocarriles de Yucatán]], [[Mérida, Yucatán]], [http://celorio.com/mfy/] |
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*[[Museo Nacional de los Ferrocarriles Mexicanos]], [[Puebla, Puebla]] [http://www.conaculta.gob.mx/memorias/munafeme.htm] |
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*[[Museo Tecnológico de la Comisión Federal de Electricidad]] (MUTEC), [[Mexico City]] [http://www.cfe.gob.mx/mutec/] |
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*[[Museo del Ferrocarril de Torreón]], [[Torreón, Coahuila]] [http://www.torreon.gob.mx/english/the_city/turism/museos/ferrocarril_english.php] |
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==[[Netherlands]]== |
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*[[Nederlands Spoorwegmuseum|Dutch Railway Museum]], [[Utrecht (city)]] |
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==[[New Zealand]]== |
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*[[List of New Zealand railway museums and heritage lines]] |
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*[[Museum of Transport and Technology]], [[Auckland]] |
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*[[Southward Car Museum]], [[Kapiti Coast]] |
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*[[National Maritime Museum, New Zealand]], [[Auckland]] |
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*[[Wellington Tramway Museum]], [[Kapiti Coast]] |
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*[[Foxton Trolleybus Museum]], [[Horowhenua]] |
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*[[Ferrymead Heritage Park]], [[Christchurch]] |
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*[[Otago Settlers Museum]], [[Dunedin]] |
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==[[Norway]]== |
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*[[Gamle Vossebanen|Gamle Vossebanen Railway Museum]], [[Bergen, Norway|Bergen]] |
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*[[Trondheim Tramway Museum]], [[Trondheim]] - [http://www.graakallbanen.no/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=20&Itemid=55] |
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*[[Krøderbanen|Krøderbanen Railway Museum]], [[Krøderen]] - [http://www.kroderbanen.museum.no/] |
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*[[Norsk Jernbanemuseum|Norwegian Railway Museum]], [[Hamar]] |
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*[[Setesdalsbanen|Setesdalsbanen Railway Museum]], [[Vennesla]] |
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*[[Sporveismuseet Vognhall 5|Oslo Transport Museum]], [[Oslo]] - [http://www.sporveismuseet.no/] |
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* Norwegian Aviation Museum, Bodø |
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==[[Pakistan]]== |
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* [[PAF Museum, Karachi|PAF Museum]], [[Karachi]] |
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* [[Pakistan Maritime Museum]], [[Karachi]] |
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==[[Poland]]== |
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* [[Skansen Parowozownia Kościerzyna]], [[Kościerzyna]], [[Pomeranian Voivodeship]] |
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==[[Portugal]]== |
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*[[Museu Nacional Ferroviário]], [[Entrocamento]] - [http://museu.cp.pt/] |
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== [[Russia]] == |
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* [[Central Railway Museum]], [[Saint Petersburg]] - [http://www.saint-petersburg.com/museums/central-railway-museum.asp] |
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* [[Museum of electrical transport in Saint Petersburg|Museum of electrical transport]], [[Saint Petersburg]] (see [[:ru:Музей электрического транспорта Санкт-Петербурга|in Russian]]) |
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* [[Moscow Metro Museum]], [[Moscow]] - [http://www.mosmetro.ru/pages/page_0.php?id_page=74] |
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* [[Oktyabrskaya Railway Museum]], [[Saint Petersburg]] - [http://eng.gov.spb.ru/culture/museums/railway] |
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* [[Pereslavl Narrow Gauge Railway Museum]], [[Pereslavl-Zalessky]] - [http://www.kukushka.ru/] |
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* [[Museum of Carriages and Autocars]], [[Moscow]] - [http://museum.autoreview.ru/] |
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* [[Vadim Zadorozhny's Technical Museum]], [[Moscow]] - [http://www.automuseum.ru/museum/] |
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* [[Museum of Retro Cars]], [[Moscow]] - [http://museumavto.edu.mhost.ru/] |
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* [[Museum of Urban Transport]], [[Moscow]] - [http://museum.ruz.net/ unofficial site] |
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== [[Serbia]] == |
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* [[Muzej Vazduhoplovstva]] |
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* [[Zeleznicki Muzej]] |
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== [[Slovenia]] == |
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* [[Slovenian Railway Museum]], [[Ljubljana]] |
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== [[South Africa]] == |
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* [[James Hall museum of Transport]], Johannesburg |
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==[[Sweden]]== |
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*[[Nynäshamns Järnvägsmuseum]], [[Nynäshamn]] - [http://www.njm.nu] |
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*[[Nässjö Järnvägsmuseum]], [[Nässjö]] - [http://www.lokstallet.se] |
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*[[Stockholms Spårvägsmuseum]], [[Stockholm]] - [http://www.sparvagsmuseet.sl.se] |
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*[[Sveriges Järnvägsmusem]], [[Gävle]] - [http://www.banverket.se/templates/StandardTtH____10667.asp] |
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==[[Switzerland]]== |
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*[[Swiss Transport Museum]], [[Lucerne]] |
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==[[Turkey]]== |
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*[[Rahmi M Koç Museum|Rahmi M. Koç Museum]], [[Istanbul]] |
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==[[United Kingdom]]== |
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*[[List of British railway museums]] |
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===[[England]]=== |
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*[[Coventry Transport Museum]], [[Coventry]] |
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*[[Donington Grand Prix Collection]], [[Leicestershire]] |
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*[[East Anglia Transport Museum]], [[Suffolk]] |
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*[[Ensignbus]] transport museum, [[Essex]] |
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*[[Fleet Air Arm Museum]], [[RNAS Yeovilton (HMS Heron)|Yeovilton]], [[Somerset]] |
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*[[Haynes Motor Museum]], [[Somerset]] |
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*[[Heritage Motor Centre]], [[Warwickshire]] |
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*[[Imperial War Museum Duxford]] Airfield, near [[Cambridge]] |
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*[http://www.ingrowrailwaycentre.co.uk Ingrow Railway Centre], Keighley, West Yorkshire |
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*[[Ipswich Transport Museum]] |
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*[[London Canal Museum]], [[London]] |
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*[[London Motorcycle Museum]] |
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*[[London's Transport Museum]], London |
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*[[Midland Air Museum]], near [[Coventry]], [[Warwickshire]]. |
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*[[Museum of Transport in Manchester]] |
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*[[National Maritime Museum]], [[Greenwich]] and [[Falmouth, Cornwall|Falmouth]] |
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*[[National Motor Museum]], [[Beaulieu, Hampshire|Beaulieu]], [[Hampshire]] |
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*[[National Motorcycle Museum (UK)|National Motorcycle Museum]], [[Solihull]], West Midlands |
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*[[National Railway Museum]], [[York]] |
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*[[National Tramway Museum]], near [[Matlock, Derbyshire|Matlock]], [[Derbyshire]] |
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*[[National Waterways Museum]], [[Gloucester]] |
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*[[Newark Air Museum]], [[Nottinghamshire]] |
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*[[Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre]], [[Nottinghamshire]]] |
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*[[Oxford Bus Museum]], [[Long Hanborough]] |
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*[[Royal Air Force Museum]], [[Hendon]], [[London]] |
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*[[Royal Air Force Museum]], [[Cosford]], [[Shropshire]] |
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*[[Swindon Railway Village Museum]] |
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*[[Swindon Steam Railway Museum]] |
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*[http://www.bammot.org.uk The Transport Museum], [[Wythall]], [[Worcestershire]] |
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*[[The Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft|Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft]], [[Lincolnshire]] |
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*[[Yorkshire Air Museum]] |
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===[[Northern Ireland]]=== |
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*[[Ulster Folk and Transport Museum]], [[Belfast]] |
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===[[Scotland]]=== |
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*[[Museum of Flight (Scotland)|Museum of Flight]], [[East Lothian]] |
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*[[Museum of Transport, Glasgow|Museum of Transport]], [[Glasgow]] |
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==[[United Arab Emirates]]== |
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*[[Emirates National Auto Museum]], [[Abu Dhabi]] |
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==[[United States]]== |
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*[[Air Zoo]], [[Portage, Michigan]] |
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*[[Automotive Hall of Fame]], [[Dearborn, Michigan]] |
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*[[Arizona Street Railway Museum]], [[Phoenix, Arizona]] - [http://www.phoenixtrolley.com/] |
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*[[Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum]], [[Auburn, Indiana]] |
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*[[B&O Railroad Museum]], [[Baltimore, Maryland]], located at Mount Clare Station, the birthplace of American railroading |
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*[[Bandana Square]], [[Saint Paul, Minnesota]], home of Twin Cities Model Railroad Club and old Northern Pacific Como shops. |
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*[[Brooklyn Trolley Museum]], [[Brooklyn]] |
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*[[San Francisco Cable Car Museum|Cable Car Museum]], [[San Francisco, California]] |
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*[[CAF Airpower Museum]], [[Midland, Texas]] |
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*[[California State Railroad Museum]], [[Sacramento, California]] (located in [[Old Sacramento]]) |
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*[[Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park]] from [[Georgetown, Washington, D.C.]] to [[Cumberland, Maryland]] |
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*[[Colorado Railroad Museum]], [[Golden, Colorado]] |
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*[[Connecticut Trolley Museum]], [[East Windsor, Connecticut]] |
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*[[Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad]], [[Durango, Colorado]] |
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*[[East Troy Electric Railroad Museum]], [[Wisconsin]] |
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*[[Edaville Railroad]], [[South Carver, Massachusetts]] |
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*[[Flying Heritage Collection]], [[Arlington, Washington]] |
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*[[Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village]], [[Dearborn, Michigan]] |
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*[[Forney Transportation Museum]], [[Denver, Colorado]] - [http://www.forneymuseum.com] |
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*[[Golden Gate Railway Museum]], [[San Francisco, California]] - [http://www.ggrm.org] |
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*[[Great Plains Transportation Museum]], [[Wichita, Kansas]] |
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*[[Illinois Railway Museum]], [[Union, Illinois]] |
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*[[Indiana Railway Museum]], [[French Lick, Indiana]] |
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*[[Indiana Transportation Museum]], [[Noblesville, Indiana]] |
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*[[Kentucky Railway Museum]], [[New Haven, Kentucky]] |
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*[[Midland Railway (Kansas)|Midland Railway]], [[Baldwin City, Kansas]] |
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*[[Minnesota Transportation Museum]], [[Saint Paul, Minnesota]] |
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*[[Montana Auto Museum]], [[Deer Lodge, Montana]] [http://www.pcmaf.org/auto.htm] |
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*[[Monticello Railway Museum]], [[Monticello, Illinois]] [http://www.mrym.org/] |
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*[[Museum of Flight]], [[Seattle, Washington]] |
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*[[Museum of Transportation]], [[St. Louis, Missouri]] - [http://www.museumoftransport.org] |
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*[[National Air and Space Museum (United States)|National Air and Space Museum]], [[Washington, DC]] |
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*[[National Capital Trolley Museum]], [[Montgomery County, Maryland]] - [http://www.dctrolley.org] |
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*[[National Museum of the United States Air Force]], formerly the US Air Force Museum, in Dayton, Ohio |
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*[[National Railroad Museum]], [[Green Bay, Wisconsin]] |
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*[[Nevada Northern Railway Museum]], [[Ely, Nevada]] |
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*[[New York Transit Museum]], [[Brooklyn|Brooklyn, New York]] |
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*[[North Carolina Transportation Museum]], [[Spencer, North Carolina]] |
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*[[Northwest Railway Museum]], [[Snoqualmie, Washington]] |
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*[[Ohio Railway Museum]], [[Worthington, Ohio]] - [http://www.ohiorailwaymuseum.org] |
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*[[Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome]], [[Rhinebeck, New York]] |
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*[[Orange Empire Railway Museum]], [[Perris, California]] |
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*[[Oregon Electric Railway Museum]], [[Brooks, Oregon]] |
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*[[Owls Head Transportation Museum]], [[Owls Head, Maine]] |
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*[[Pacific Coast Air Museum]], [[Santa Rosa, California]] |
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*[[Pennsylvania Trolley Museum]], [[Washington, Pennsylvania]] |
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*[[Petersen Automotive Museum]], [[Los Angeles, California]] |
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*[[Railroad Museum of the Niagara Frontier]] |
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*[[Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania]] |
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*[[R.E. Olds Transportation Museum]], [[Lansing, Michigan]] |
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*[[San Francisco Maritime Museum]], [[San Francisco, California]] |
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*[[San Francisco Railway Museum]], [[San Francisco, California]] |
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*[[San Diego Model Railroad Museum]], [[San Diego, California]] |
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*{{Savannah Roundhouse Railroad Museum }}[[Savannah,Georgia]] [[ Have 5 Streetcars 2 will be in the Heritage Streetcar |
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*[[Seashore Trolley Museum]], [[Kennebunkport, Maine]] |
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*[[ Southeastern Railway Museum [[Duluth ,Georgia]] |
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*[[Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum]], [[Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts]] |
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*[[Shore Line Trolley Museum]], [[East Haven, Connecticut]] - [http://www.bera.org/] |
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*[[South Coast Railroad Museum]], [[Goleta, California]] - [http://www.goletadepot.org/] |
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*[[Southern Arizona Transportation Museum]], [[Tucson, Arizona]] |
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*[[Steamtown National Historic Site]], [[Scranton, Pennsylvania]] |
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*[[Tallahassee Automobile Museum]], [[Tallahassee, Florida]] |
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*[[Tennessee Central Railway Museum]], [[Nashville, Tennessee]] |
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*[[Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum]], [[Chattanooga, Tennessee]] |
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*[[Travel Town Museum]], [[Los Angeles, California]] |
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*[[Trolley Museum of New York]], [[Kingston, New York]] - [http://www.tmny.org/] |
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*[[Valley Railroad Company]], [[Essex, Connecticut]] |
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*[[Virginia Museum of Transportation]], [[Roanoke, Virginia]] [http://www.vmt.org/] |
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*[[Volo Auto Museum]], [[Volo, Illinois]] |
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*[[Walter P. Chrysler Museum]], [[Auburn Hills, Michigan]] |
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*[[Western Railway Museum]], [[Rio Vista, California]] |
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*[[Yankee Air Museum]], [[Belleville, Michigan]] |
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*[[White Pass and Yukon Route]] from [[Skagway, Alaska]] to [[Whitehorse, Yukon]] |
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*[[Wyoming Transportation Museum]], [[Cheyenne, Wyoming]] - [http://www.cheyennedepotmuseum.org/] |
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==[[Venezuela]]== |
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*[[Guillermo José Schael Transport Museum]], [[Caracas, Venezuela]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[List of heritage railways]] |
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*[[List of museum ships]] |
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*[[List of British railway museums]] |
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*[[List of New Zealand railway museums and heritage lines]] |
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==External links== |
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* [http://www.hallnj.org Hall Institute Web Site] |
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*[http://mexlist.com/museums.htm MEXLIST List of Mexican rail and transport museums] |
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[[Category:Lists of museums|Transport]] |
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[[Category:Transportation lists|Mus]] |
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The Hall Institute of Public Policy - New Jersey was founded in 2005 by George Hall,[1] a manager of New York's Clinton Group, a hedge fund specializing in mortgage-backed securities. The Hall Institute was and is a non-partisan, not-for-profit think-tank conceived by Hall as a means of studying public policy independently and without the distraction of partisan politics. Since its inception, the Institute has insisted that its purpose is to make public policy available to as wide a public as possible. Representing the Institute at an award ceremony held in Trenton in 2006, George Hall described this process of making the workings of local government more accessible as "translation".
When the Institute was founded, George Hall hired Michael P. Riccards, a former college president at St. Johns University, New Mexico as executive director and Richard A. Lee [2], former Deputy Communications Director to former New Jersey Governor James E. McGreevey, as Director of Communications.
Public Policy
Opinion articles from the Hall Institute have appeared in several newspapers on the East coast [3], including The New York Times [4] [5]. In 2006 [6] and 2008[7]the Hall Institute has used a debate format, what it calls a "virtual debate", as a way of presenting the views of New Jersey U.S. Senate candidates[8] without the partisan sparring and the neglect of the issues that has been characteristic of similar debates in New Jersey and elsewhere.
The Institute also holds public forums for topics such as government control, possible candidates for senate, and the state's role in the 2008 presidential campaign [9] [10] [11].
The Institute produced one season of public affairs television in 2008 which aired on Mercer County, New Jersey channel 26. In 2006 the Institute published a hardbound journal, The State of the Garden State [12] and in 2007, another journal titled Reaction and Reform in New Jersey [13]. Both were compilations of major papers that the Institute had solicited and commissioned from local scholars on topics ranging from New Jersey health care reform to lowering the levels of poverty in the state's urban areas. The Institute compiled a third volume in 2008, Creating A Common Future: New Jersey and Public Policy [14].
External links
Category: New Jersey