Museo di Archeologia Industriale
Museum in Macerata Feltria in the basement of the church of Santa Chiara, with early 20th-century workshop machinery, including working hot-bulb engines.
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About the museum
The Museo di Archeologia Industriale in Macerata Feltria is located in the basement of the church of Santa Chiara, a building of 13th-century origin. It displays working machinery from early 20th-century mechanical workshops, along with craft and agricultural tools.
Among the most interesting pieces are several hot-bulb engines, which visitors can see in operation, and rare ropemaker’s tools for working rope, such as the pulleys used to twist hemp.
Highlights
- Working machinery from early 20th-century workshops
- Hot-bulb engines in operation
- Craft and agricultural tools
- Ropemaker’s tools
Permanent exhibition
- Macchine e attrezzi delle officine – Workshop machinery, hot-bulb engines and craft and agricultural tools.
- Visitors per year
- approx. 50
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | The hot-bulb engines can be seen in operation. |
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