National Museum of Industrial History - Museum in Bethlehem - 602 E 2nd St, USA

It's a pretty small museum but has enough different expositions. I hoped that the museum would be deeply explained the history of the Steel Stocks - old factory just across the Steel, but the museum has a different approach... $15 per adult, $10 per kids 6-16 years old.

Very nice! So interesting to see how old machines made things (screws, beams, silk...etc). Thanks to John C. For our guided tour! He has a wealth of knowledge and very friendly!

This museum is a hidden gem to be discovered. We really enjoyed touring the museum and the area around it. They have some amazing displays from the Industrial Revolution. The tour guides are very informative. It's a very easy museum to tour. It's wheelchair accessible and stroller friendly. The area around the outside of the museum is a nice place to walk around and explore. The area by the pavilion is a nice place to let kids play.

It was $36 for 2 people, but there wasn't much to see. Not worth the money. They need to bring the price to $7.50 per person or make the museum bigger. The girl at the desk had an attitude and wasn't friendly at all.

A magnificent repository of industrial machinery and history. Everything on display is in pristine condition. You’ll see massive machines adorned with colorful patterns and placards that spell out the intricate details of each machine that will reshape your conceptions of the industrial era. During my visit there was also a display sponsored by Service Electric which detailed the fascinating origins of cable television.

Great ,if smaller, museum that calls out to the massive contributions made there. Has working equipment, including a jacquard loom.

The museum and nearby Steel Stacks are both fascinating and informative locations to visit for all ages. It is wonderful to see a part of Boyertowns history preserved in a way that makes it both interesting and functional so that generations to come can enjoy what was once a "brown site"

I had no interest in big machines or equipment but thought I'd give this place a try. We did the whole museum in just under an hour while taking our time. Good for kids. Old machinery that mostly pertains to the history of the area and past production. Some things were massive and cool to see, even if I didnt know what I was looking at. Everyrhing was lovingly and beautifully restored. Pricey for how short it was.