Technology museum

We recently got married at The Permanent. When going back and forth on a where to get married; Regina or Vancouver, we came across this venue. It is absolutely stunning; from the show stopping stain glass ceiling, tile work on the floor, to the features around the entire space.We got married during covid times and had to change our wedding plans a lot. We were fortunate to sneak it in while the guidelines were still 50. I was worried that the space would be too small downsizing from a 130 person to 45 but it wasn't! The space was filled beautifully and never once did I feel like the space felt empty.A lot of our guests commented on how amazing the space was and I couldn't agree more!

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Great Victorian era water pumping station. Tour guide was very informative.

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The collections are awesome. Also the range of cars. From classic to new, gas cars, electric, hybrid. It's definitely worth a visit.

There are so many different cars. A lot of antique cars and interesting ones. There is a Lightning McQueen and the DeLorean from the movies. A great experience overall and a great variety of things to purchase at the end of your visit. I recommend going there.

Greenfield Village next to Henry Ford Museum. Awe inspiring technology where it began all in one place on a spread out campus. We spent four+ hours and we didn't hit it all. Very cool and informative. Has replicas of all the greatest inventions brought from their original sites to this one inspiring location. I prefer the Henry Ford Museum, it contains iconic pieces of American History all in one spot indoors to boot.

Very cool experience!! My daughter who loves 3D art and taking pictures absolutely loved seeing her pictures turned come to life!! It was a really unique experience!

If you are in Cambridge with kids, don't miss visiting Cambridge Museum of Technology.Informative. Good location. Kids-friendly. You can touch and operate some of the presented items.It's a small museum. We spent their 1 hour and liked the experience.

A heaven for all kinds of makers, I have learned so much over the last 3 years! From welding to laser cutting and 3d printing. Highly recommended to visit the open house every Tuesday between 7 and 9 PM, to see it for yourself.