The Science History Institute collects, preserves, interprets, and shares the stories from the history of science and technology.
315 Chestnut Street (3rd and 4th Streets) Philadelphia , PA 19106 United States
Credit Cards | Yes |
Wi-Fi | Free |
Immerse yourself in the world of the fishes , past and present. Hear a talk on important oceanic expeditions and take a tour of the new X-Ray Vision: Fish Inside Out exhibition . 4/24, 5-8pm. Free Read more
The 10,000-square-foot museum houses the permanent exhibition Making Modernity , showcasing hundreds of 18th- to 20th-century artifacts telling the stories of discoveries that shaped the modern world.
They have artistic exhibits that change pretty frequently—right now it's "Sensing Change", about awareness and observance of the environment. Very cool!
Join local comedians + historians of science for a journey back in time. Take a lighthearted look at when our best scientific intentions weren't always a good thing. 4/25 7pm. $5 advance, $7 at door Read more
They do a nice job at informing the average person about chemicals and their relation to your own life. Nice exhibits .
Currently on display "the Whole of Nature", historical engravings from alchemical books .
Enjoy their free exhibit "Making Modernity " a fun and interesting way to learn how chemistry has touched our lives.
Good museum
The conference venue, just for reference.
Excellent tapas . Wait, that's Amadas
First Friday evening open 5-8
A house museum gem with a ton of events including Bloomsday (June16) and a Dracula Festival. Unique and inspiring - Richard
The history of the Philadelphia Mummers is here. Old and new costumes on display. Lots of history! - Robert Sergi
It's a beautiful area and the tours are great! Fun Philly neighborhood. Great restaurants nearby! - David Waldman
Brussel Sprouts... Amazing. Also enjoyed an amazing Salmon dish. - Robert Heil
This is a must for Foodies. Go hungry but not too, in order to explore all the wonderful choices! - Bill Carson