You might want to talk to the Baltimore Museum of Industry.  They have a
number of nice exhibits on industry/manufacturing.  Sorry, dont have a number
handy for you.

Greg

In a message dated 12/14/99 10:13:26 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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<< We are interested in developing some hands-on
 interactives for children and adults relating to
 industry.   We have a small staff of 4 full time
 people and an even smaller budget.  We would like to
 provide an interesting experience on a topic that is
 not generally considered exciting.

 We are also looking for simple, yet interesting design
 ideas for a small museum doing an exhibition on
 industry.  Perhaps some of you have done similar
 exhibitions at your institutions...
  >>

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