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in the United States, multiple centres would display the institution's collections. While
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at the new site on 10 March 1988. The main museum building contains five levels, three courtyards and a cafeteria, as well as some offices. Workshops, library, storage and additional office space is located in the annexed tram sheds (still known in-house as "Stage One"). The size and continually
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exhibition focuses on the challenges facing the environment, human impact, and ways and technologies to stop this effect. There is a house setup called
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it would involve significant cultural destruction of existing heritage, including the architectural heritage of the original building as well as 19th century
Italianate villa in Parramatta, known as Willow Grove, and a row of 19th century
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was donated to the museum by its driver, who left it at the gates of the Harris Street building. There is also a horse-drawn bus and collection of motorbikes. Suspended aeroplanes, which can be viewed from balconies, include the
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in 1945. It is the largest suspended plane in any museum in the world, and an example of the most successful flying boat ever introduced and one that was important in connecting Australia by air with the rest of the world after
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and Locomotive No.1 but proposals for lending the large items to different organisations across the state were in train since 2019, and concern persisted about risks, logistics and decontextualisation of exhibits.
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engine, and the museum's locomotives, steam truck and traction engines, they are a unique working collection tracing the development of steam power from the 1770s to the 1930s. Engines on display include an 1830s
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announced it had abandoned plans to relocate three of the Powerhouse Museum's biggest exhibits – the Boulton and Watt steam engine, the Locomotive No. 1, and the Catalina flying boat.
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films including the golden snitch, Nimbus 2000 and the Firebolt broomsticks, and various artefacts associated with all of the main characters.
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plane. Among the cars is a 1913 Sheffield Simplex, one of only 8 in the world. A four-minute film shows old footage of public transport.
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that shows the electric current through the glowing gas inside it, and changes when touched.
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typewriter, featured in the permanent collections of the Powerhouse Museum, as well as the
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is located in the steam exhibition, where it is powered by a small fairground engine.
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closing or selling it involved a serious "downgrading of public assets"
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that would be done by closing the Powerhouse, along with the severe
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that had miraculously survived the blaze despite a 5-storey plunge.
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and was given a new name: the "Technological Museum".
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which looks back at life in Australia in the 1980s.
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919:Central railway station destination board
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1616:Fitzgerald, Deborah (26 November 2014).
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1448:NSW Office of Environment & Heritage
1389:Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago)
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1718:
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1486:"Technological Museums and Instruction"
1391:– transport (ships, trains, air, space)
1059:The Powerhouse Museum has a 7 1⁄2-inch
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437:Sydney International Exhibition of 1879
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4203:Transport museums in New South Wales
3968:Western Sydney International Dragway
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2170:Fitzsimmons, Caitlin (4 July 2020).
1872:Farrelly, Elizabeth (20 June 2020).
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3933:Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre
3918:Sydney International Regatta Centre
3780:Australian National Maritime Museum
3051:Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences
2616:Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences
2546:Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences
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1891:Taylor, Andrew (18 February 2016).
1590:Taylor, Andrew (19 February 2016).
1420:Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences
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3943:Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre
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2271:Morris, Linda (1 November 2020).
2132:Burke, Kelly (15 February 2021).
2048:Davies, Anne (28 February 2019).
2029:Burke, Kelly (17 November 2020).
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4168:1879 establishments in Australia
3003:Sydney Morning Herald (Spectrum)
2407:Albert, Jane (29 January 2020).
2193:. Sydney: Picador. p. 252.
1850:Weirick, James (22 March 2021).
1831:Burke, Kelly (9 February 2021).
1748:Smith, Alexandra (4 July 2020).
1286:
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844:Robert Stephenson & Company
583:First class carriage, built by
3830:Sydney Conservatorium of Music
3770:Art Gallery of New South Wales
3657:Kamay Botany Bay National Park
3587:Central Gardens Nature Reserve
3005:, 18–19 September 2004, pp 1–4
2290:Burke, Kelly (22 March 2021).
2214:Morris, Linda (29 July 2020).
2072:Morris, Linda (21 June 2020).
2007:Morris, Linda (30 June 2020).
1932:Morris, Linda (21 June 2020).
1693:OKeefe, Chris (18 July 2017).
1653:. Australia. 26 February 2015.
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312:Although often described as a
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3752:Wetherill Park Nature Reserve
2434:"The Boulton and Watt engine"
2233:Morris, Linda (5 July 2020).
2091:Morris, Linda (2 July 2020).
1913:Morris, Linda (14 May 2020).
1528:National Library of Australia
1496:National Library of Australia
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1030:Strasbourg astronomical clock
848:Strasbourg astronomical clock
838:to haul a passenger train in
830:Another important exhibit is
543:Powerhouse Museum – Stage One
284:Government of New South Wales
4188:Science museums in Australia
3795:Manly Art Gallery and Museum
3747:Western Sydney Regional Park
3727:Sydney Harbour National Park
3592:Chinese Garden of Friendship
3572:Blue Mountains National Park
3557:Berowra Valley National Park
3431:Major centres and localities
2189:Farrelly, Elizabeth (2021).
1812:Barlass, Tim (1 July 2020).
1530:. 22 October 1880. p. 3
1255:Harry Potter: The Exhibition
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533:announced that the decrepit
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4183:Design museums in Australia
4173:Museums established in 1879
3888:Rosehill Gardens Racecourse
3697:Prospect dolerite intrusion
3642:Georges River National Park
3637:Garawarra Conservation Area
3274:Overseas Passenger Terminal
2413:Australian Financial Review
1377:German Museum of Technology
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915:Governor of New South Wales
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3800:Museum of Contemporary Art
3264:Old Mining Museum Building
3189:Dr Chau Chak Wing Building
1176:Australian popular culture
1114:Victoria and Albert Museum
1108:in New York; and London's
1098:Metropolitan Museum of Art
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45:in Powerhouse Turbine Hall
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3013:. Powerhouse Publishing.
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1359:drove to break the world
1271:, the Powerhouse mounted
1184:Decorated utility vehicle
1084:Computers and connections
911:Steam Locomotive No. 1243
876:Rose Bay flying boat base
857:The Catalina Flying Boat
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2386:Australian Design Review
2157:The Guardian (Australia)
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1317:Museums Discovery Centre
1240:Diana, Princess of Wales
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3707:Prospect Nature Reserve
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3607:Fairfield Park Precinct
3306:Queen Victoria Building
2910:. powerhousemuseum.com.
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3973:Western Sydney Stadium
3923:Sydney Motorsport Park
3893:Royal Sydney Golf Club
3790:Harry's Cafe de Wheels
3712:Rosford Street Reserve
3537:Auburn Botanic Gardens
3482:Urban renewal projects
3214:Governor Phillip Tower
3116:Buildings / structures
2908:"Kylie: An Exhibition"
2840:. Powerhousemuseum.com
2586:"The steam revolution"
1549:Frawley, Jodi (2011).
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3908:Sydney Cricket Ground
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3762:Cultural institutions
3682:Mrs Macquarie's Chair
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3622:Field of Mars Reserve
3311:St Andrew's Cathedral
3011:Yesterday's Tomorrows
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1194:Australian television
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3717:Royal Botanic Garden
3687:Paddington Reservoir
3627:Fred Hollows Reserve
3597:Chipping Norton Lake
3582:Centennial Parklands
3259:Old Government House
3244:Macquarie Lighthouse
2296:Guardian (Australia)
2138:Guardian (Australia)
2054:Guardian (Australia)
1994:National Trust (NSW)
1699:Nine Network website
1555:Dictionary of Sydney
1444:"Ultimo Power House"
1352:Bluebird-Proteus CN7
1244:Diana: a celebration
1232:Kylie: an exhibition
1102:Museum of Modern Art
1034:Strasbourg Cathedral
972:The steam revolution
852:Strasbourg Cathedral
634:Catalina flying boat
611:Traditional post box
603:"Waratah" motorcycle
535:Ultimo Power Station
365:Technological Museum
3928:Sydney Olympic Park
3903:State Sports Centre
3883:Randwick Racecourse
3868:Dunc Gray Velodrome
3722:Royal National Park
3602:Cronulla sand dunes
3514:Sydney Olympic Park
3316:St Mary's Cathedral
3194:El Alamein Fountain
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3224:Hyde Park Barracks
3144:Boothtown Aqueduct
3129:Archibald Fountain
3069:Sydney Observatory
3001:by Steve Meacham,
2812:"Experimentations"
2486:"Locomotive No. 1"
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3229:King Street Wharf
3154:Campbell's Stores
3042:Powerhouse Museum
2715:Powerhouse Museum
2515:"Strasburg Clock"
2388:. 9 November 2018
2362:. 4 February 2024
2200:978-1-76055-258-9
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757:In January 2019,
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547:Powerhouse Museum
539:Ultimo Tram Depot
453:Australian Museum
397:in 1988, won the
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