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Old Posted Aug 9, 2026, 9:12 PM
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Museum: Basler Papiermühle (Basel Paper Mill)
Location: Basel, CH
Architect: Unkown
Completed: 1428

The Basel Paper Mill (also known as Swiss Museum for Paper, Writing and Printing) covers the history of the medieval building and the various types of papermaking and printing over time. Fascinating collection of artifacts and informative exhibits. There are also many participatory activities and demonstrations. Well worth a visit for those interested in printing and industrial heritage.

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Museum: Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
Location: San Francisco, California
Architect: Fumihiko Maki (galleries and forum building), James Stewart Polshek (theater building)
Completed: 1993





















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Museum: Zeum (has been renamed to Children's Creativity Museum)
Location: San Francisco, California
Architect: Adele Naude Santos
Completed: 1998





















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Motorized Vehicle Displays, Part 1

Motorized Vehicle Display: Royal BC Museum
Location: Victoria, British Columbia








Motorized Vehicle Display: Oregon Historical Society
Location: Portland, Oregon








Motorized Vehicle Display: Washington State History Museum
Location: Tacoma, Washington








Motorized Vehicle Display: Levine Museum of the New South
Location: Charlotte, North Carolina








Motorized Vehicle Display: Fort Calgary Historic Park
Location: Calgary, Alberta








Motorized Vehicle Display: Oakland Museum of California
Location: Oakland, California












Motorized Vehicle Display: Cleveland History Center
Location: Cleveland, Ohio












Motorized Vehicle Display: Indiana State Museum
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana










Motorized Vehicle Display: Oklahoma History Center
Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma










Motorized Vehicle Display: LeMay - America's Car Museum
Location: Tacoma, Washington





















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Motorized Vehicle Displays, Part 2

Motorized Vehicle Display: Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation
Location: Dearborn, Michigan




































Motorized Vehicle Display: National Museum of American History
Location: Washington, DC
























Motorized Vehicle Display: Senator John Heinz History Center
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania













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Museum: Heeresgeschichtliches Museum (Museum of Military History)
Location: Vienna, Austria
Architect: Theophil Hansen
Completed: 1856

Thought I had something auto-related! Originally part of Vienna's arsenal precinct this contains for me one of the most impactful automobiles of all time. Quietly sitting under a chandelier is the unassuming Graft & Stift auto that Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie were assassinated in. As a result of what happened in that car and estimated 15 to 22 million people died in World War I.

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Old Posted Sep 23, 2026, 8:51 AM
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Quietly sitting under a chandelier is the unassuming Graft & Stift auto that Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie were assassinated in.
It is so interesting to stand next to a notorious artefact such as this!
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Old Posted Sep 24, 2026, 4:34 AM
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It is so interesting to stand next to a notorious artefact such as this!
Yes it was a strange feeling.

On a lighter note, there was a fantastic schnitzel restaurant near the entrance!
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