Museum of the History of Science Oxford

Broad St., Oxford , Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom - Phone: 44-1865-277280
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    29 reviews 6 travel blogs 1 photo

    Attraction Type:

    History museum, Science museum

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Related BlogsMuseum of the History of Science Oxford

  • 1

    Going back to University Oxford Style

    ... because it had a neat collection of old Roman and Greek coins. The second museum was awesome. It was the museum of the history of science. It had a ton of old science experiments including the first set up of electromagnetic experiements. But the real ...

  • 2

    Shamrocks and Sunglasses

    29 photos

    ... until I found out where I was and decided to look for the only other thing that interested me on the last: the Museum of the History of Science. I've been through several Natural History museums and they impress me less and less, so I figured I might as ...

  • 3

    Walk til you drop - hot, hot Oxford - photo ops

    22 photos

    ... are too many grad events going on and parts are closed. Darn it. We stopped off at a very interesting Museum of the History of Science. The variety of the collection was absolutely amazing. It has about 5 main galleries generally laid out as: ...

  • 4

    Oxford round-up

    ... Lewis dreamed up Narnia. We poked around town a bit - moseying through the covered market and popping into the bizarro Museum of the History of Science. In the afternoon we took a rather uninspiring tour of the Bodleian Library. Due to filming, most ...

  • 5

    The Einstein Blackboard!

    7 photos

    Yesterday, while in Oxford, I stepped into the Museum of the History of Science.  It is here, that I saw a blackboard that Einstein wrote on while visiting the university.  "...  He was invited to Oxford in 1931.  He gave a series of ...

  • 6

    Would you want to study here?

    ... 1046 – and where John Wesley preached a Michaelmas sermon in 1726), past Clarendon Building next to the Museum of the History of Science (with its rather disturbing heads on the gates), Radcliffe Camera, and Hertford College and Bridge (under some ...