About Kirkaldy Testing Museum
A museum devoted to one massive machine, one of the first to methodically test metals for their strength at a time when the people still didn't fully understand how materials could fail.
It's now a larger museum, with a lot of testing machines dotted around the original.
Open on the 1st Sunday of the month for guided tours, and occasional Saturdays.
Address
Kirkaldy Testing Museum,
99 Southwark Street,
London,
SE1 0JF
Link to Kirkaldy Testing Museum's website
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Kirkaldy Testing Museum - Latest News
One of London’s smaller industrial heritage museums is usually open just one Sunday per month, but is about to start opening on Saturdays as well.
A small rarely opened museum filled with a huge Victorian testing machine has secured a 2 month extension on its lease offering potentially just a few more chances to visit.
One of the things which I love looking at is monumental Victorian engineering. However, there is a side to these buildings and constructions that people rarely think about – and that is how did they know if the materials used were safe?
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