National Electronics Museum

Phillip Patey

Loved all of the information and displays. Like walking through time.

Adam Martinez

A great assembly of picture of American electronics history. The museum has many interactive components and an amazing staff. Cone early since hours are limited and there's much to see and do.

Will Burgess

What a neat best-kept secret of Baltimore. My wife and I were bumped off a flight at BWI, but I had the Electronics Museum on my list of places to visit but we were never exactly going to be in the area until the morning of our flight home. So we directed a cab to take us there and experience all the hands-on glory of this museum. I definitely had more fun than she did, but that's okay, she knew I was excited to visit and all trip long we did things the other wanted to do and enjoyed the experience though and through, because that's what you do for the ones you love. The museum accommodated us by allowing us to store our luggage in a back room and also had some neat vintage electronics for sale. Were we not getting on a return flight the next day and me not wanting to be held up any more by TSA, the airline, or otherwise, I declined to purchase anything, no matter how badly I wanted it! Tickets were inexpensive so we left a donation for the museum as well. This is a short walk to the bus that loops between the airport and the mall, so take advantage of this like we did. The bus stop isn't immediately obvious as it is only marked by a sign, but was nevertheless convenient.

feneceos

They exhibit historical electronic implements especially for the war