Continuing where I left off yesterday, more inside Artifact Alley.
This is a boundary marker.
Some old fashioned tools are seen here.
Here we have an amphicar, a unique vehicle capable of going into the water.
Steamships and sail ships are represented here in model form.
The bikes overhead caught my eye.
Mounted above, a very old computer console and a robotic arm.
While below them is an electron microscope dating to the 1950s.
Relics of another time- models of satellites and missiles. The time of the Cold War.
A fascinating and fun series!!!
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DeleteLovely series!
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DeleteNice bikes.
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DeleteA nice overview of a wide range of items.
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DeleteThe displays are wonderful
ReplyDeleteThey are indeed.
Delete...Artifact Alley is a collectors heaven. I saw an amphicar in Maui years ago.
ReplyDeleteThis is the only one I know of.
DeleteThings have changed so quickly, William.
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DeleteQuite the Artifact Alley collection photos ~ Hugs ^_^
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DeleteYou found some great looking signs. President Lyndon Johnson had an Amphicar on his Texas ranch. He loved shocking his guests by driving it into the water. It was neither a good car, nor a good boat.
ReplyDeleteThere's a tour company here that has amphibious buses. Drive around the city and get out on the river.
DeleteI really like old signage and old cars, we would find this place fascinating, have a nice week.
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