This museum is a gem. My favorite exhibit is the early printing area, and all of the exhibits are so informative. The docents are fantastic, and I recommend this museum to any one living in Baltimore and everyone who visits. More

My 2nd grader and his class attended this museum. I didn't know what to expect so I went along. What a pleasant surprise behind those walls! Lots and lots of original industry items from as early as the 1800's. Typewriters, foods and brands, sewing machines, printers, transportation and delivery vehicles, and so much more wow! I am by far not... More

We were looking for somewhere to visit in Baltimore that we hadn't been to before when we came across the Museum of Industry. It is very easy to get to off of 95 without driving through city traffic, has plenty of free parking, and is right on the water with great views and a covered picnic area. Don't go here... More

I first heard about this place when I volunteered to help with The Straw Bridge competition. While I had some "down time" I looked at the exhibits. It was a fantastic museum, filled with lots of interesting exhibits. I would never have gone here on my own, if I hadn't volunteered. Now, I want to go back again, to see... More

We took the kids there, and the blacksmith was wonderful with my son. More

Overall this is a well done exhibit. A great deal of machinery and equipment from Baltimore's past. The displays are well done and documented. Covers everything from automobiles, sugar, and electronics to clothing and radio broadcasting. Talk about a trip down memory lane! More

Only went there for an event with food and a tour; interesting and history to look at. More

It's not worth making a special trip but if you are in the area of say, the Science Museum, this is a good stop to add variety to the day More

Interesting things you won't find in most other places like this. More