Electricity Museum, Mulhouse Photos

EDF Electropolis Museum showcases history of electricity. Next door is the National Railway Museum.

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EDF Electropolis Museum showcases history of electricity. Mulhouse, France.EDF Electropolis Museum building. Mulhouse, France.Gramme dynamo displayed in French pavilion of Vienna Exposition of 1883, now in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.Gramme AC alternator in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.
EDF Electropolis Museum showcases history of electricity. Mulhouse, France.EDF Electropolis Museum building (2003). Mulhouse, France. Architect: AEA & Fanuele.Gramme dynamo displayed in French pavilion of Vienna Exposition of 1883, now in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.Gramme AC alternator (beginning 20thC) in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.
Swiss-made 170-tonnes generator now the center of a multimedia show at Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.A.O.I.P. telephone handset familiar in French films in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.Marconi mirror-reflected television set in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.Marconi mirror-reflected television set in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.
Swiss-made 170-tonnes generator (1901) now the center of a multimedia show at Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.A.O.I.P. telephone handset (1932) familiar in French films in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.Marconi mirror-reflected television set (1966) in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.Marconi mirror-reflected television set (1966) in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.
Table radio sets from the 1950s in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.Steam locomotive without cockpit at National Railway Museum. Mulhouse, France.

Table radio sets from the 1950s in Electropolis Museum. Mulhouse, France.Steam locomotive (1904) without cockpit at National Railway Museum. Mulhouse, France.


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