The Machine Hall

National Museum of Science and Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

September 20th 2006, 15:32 UTC

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I chose the Machine Hall at the National Museum of Science and Technology because it contains so many different means of transportation in one place. There are bicycles, motorcycles, cars, trucks, airplanes, both life size and models, ballon-gondolas, steam locomotives, steam locomobiles, gyrocopters, boat propellers, combustion engines, jet-engines, fire-engines and much, much more.

Location

Europe / Sweden

Lat: 59° 19' 57.67" N
Long: 18° 7' 5.87" E

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