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Teylers Museum |
2011 CH Haarlem, Netherlands (Noord-Holland) |
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Spaarne 16
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| Floor area | unfortunately not known yet |
Museum typ
Exhibition
Science Museums in general
- Steam engines/generators/pumps
- Surveying Equipment
- Mechanical Music Instruments
- Architecture
- Electricity / Magnetism
- Optics
- Telephone / Telex
- Biology / Medicine
- Measuring Instruments, Lab Equipment
- Gramophone (no electrical sound transmission)
- Lamps and Light
- Physics
- Astronomy
- World Heritage Site
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Opening times
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Tue - Fri: 10am - 5pm; Sat, Sun & public holidays: 11am - 5pm
dinsdag t/m vrijdag: 10.00 - 17.00 uur; zaterdag, zondag, feestdag: 11.00 - 17.00 uur
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Status from 08/2016
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Adults; €12.50; Children aged 6 to 17: €2.00 Volwassenen: €12.50; 6 t/m 17 jaar: €2.00 |
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| Contact |
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| Homepage | www.teylersmuseum.nl | ||||
teylersmuseum.nl 
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| Location / Directions |
Haarlem ist eine Stadt in der Region Kennemerland-Süd und die Hauptstadt der Provinz Nordholland, Niederlande. Die Stadt liegt am Fluss Spaarne. Das Teylers Museum liegt am Spaarne-Ufer. zu Fuß vom Hauptbahnhof Haarlem leicht zu erreichen (ca. 10 Minuten): Jansweg Jansstraat Biegen Sie links ab in die Korte Jansstraat Biegen Sie nach rechts ab, und folgen Sie der Bakenessergracht Biegen Sie rechts ab in Spaarne Teylers Museum befindet sich auf der rechten Seite. Parken Sie können Ihr Auto in der angrenzenden De Appelaar-Tiefgarage parken: Damstraat 12, 2011 HA Haarlem. |
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| Location / Directions (other) |
het Centraal Station in Haarlem (ca. 10 minuten) via De Jansweg Jansstraat Linksaf de Korte Jansstraat in Rechtsaf de Bakenessergracht aflopen tot aan het eind Bij het Spaarne slaat u rechtsaf Teylers Museum is vervolgens aan uw rechterhand Parkeren U kunt parkeren in de naastgelegen parkeergarage De Appelaar. |
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Some example tube pages for sets you can see there:
Geissler Crookes Elster-Geitel Geissler-Tube
| Description | In 1783, Dutch scientist Martin van Marum of Haarlem designed a large electrostatic machine of high quality with glass disks 1.65 meters in diameter for his experiments. Capable of producing voltage with either polarity, it was built under his supervision by John Cuthbertson of Amsterdam the following year. The generator is currently on display at the Teylers Museum in Haarlem. |
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