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58 matches in California
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Telephone history museum tracing communication technology from early telephony to digital networks — covers electrical engineering and technology history.
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City-run utility education center with hands-on exhibits covering water treatment, electricity, recycling, and public infrastructure systems.
Small aquarium on the Manhattan Beach pier featuring live local marine specimens — covers Southern California coastal ecology, marine biology, and tidal zone species.
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Medical history museum with instruments and exhibits tracing the development of medicine and public health in Southern California.
Education center focused on American River watershed management — covers hydrology, water supply systems, and water conservation science.
Los Angeles institute exploring the science and culture of scent — covers olfactory biology, chemistry, and sensory perception.
University-operated planetarium offering public shows on astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science.
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Air museum featuring rotary-wing and fixed-wing aircraft — covers aviation mechanics, aerospace engineering history, and flight principles.
Natural history museum with biological and geological specimen collections — covers taxonomy, paleontology, and earth science; no address on file.
Specialty museum covering ocular anatomy, ophthalmology history, and vision science — supports biology and health curriculum.
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