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In 2011, the Niagara Science Museum was certified as a not-for-profit educational corporation with a charter by the Board of Regents of the State University of New York.

In 2010, the museum received a large donation of historically significant artifacts from the early days of electrical production. The museum is also open to the public for visits. The museum has offered public demonstrations of its collection, including as a part of Atlas Obscura's Obscura Day in 20, visits from regional schools, and has been invited to exhibit artifacts from its collection at the University at Buffalo and Buffalo State College. The museum is housed in the former Union Carbide building, built in 1910, and restored to house the museum's collection, and is currently powered by an array of solar cells on its roof. It also houses the Charlie Troutman Printing Press Room, a working letterpress studio using a 1914 Chandler & Price press. Its dozen rooms include laboratories dedicated to high-voltage electronics and galvanometers, a large collection of microscopes and optics, meteorological instruments, communication and media technologies, hydraulics and vacuum technologies, medical technologies, computing history, and others. The museum presents its collection in 'living laboratories' in the style of the wunderkammern, or cabinet of curiosity, of Renaissance Europe. The Niagara Science Museum was founded by Nick Dalacu, a physicist who amassed a personal collection of hundreds of historically significant instruments and technologies over four decades. The Niagara Science Museum houses a collection of over 2,000 scientific instruments and technologies dating from the 1700s to the present. The museum's mission is to demonstrate the history of scientific discovery through the preservation, restoration, and demonstration of the scientific instruments and technologies. The Niagara Science Museum is a science museum established in Niagara Falls, New York in 2009. Niagara Falls, New York 14305 United States The solid oak shows a drastic grain throughout accompanied by a deep. This particular Letterpress Printers Cabinet shows 105 pigeon hole storage areas, all of different sizes, heights and depths. This Cabinet would look exceptional while displayed in an array of interior styles. The Museum is housed in the 1910 former Union Carbide Building. An Oak Triangular 2-Piece Letterpress Catalog File Cabinet by Hamilton Mfg, United States, c.

Letterpress cabinet