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I used to live in the Twin Cities in MN. but have been in Ca. for 15
yrs. I'm going there from aug. 10 t0 15.for a class reunion. Can anyone tell me about places or events within a radius of about 200 mi. that would be interesting to someone who's into machinery, machining, etc? I'm familiar with the science and railroad museums. Thanx, Engineman |
wrote in message oups.com... I used to live in the Twin Cities in MN. but have been in Ca. for 15 yrs. I'm going there from aug. 10 t0 15.for a class reunion. Can anyone tell me about places or events within a radius of about 200 mi. that would be interesting to someone who's into machinery, machining, etc? I'm familiar with the science and railroad museums. Thanx, Engineman I thought Amble's Machinery on Cedar Ave in Minneapolis was an interesting bit of history. If it is the same place I am thinking of it is a few 1800's buildings chock full of machines for sale. Steve |
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wrote in message oups.com... I used to live in the Twin Cities in MN. but have been in Ca. for 15 yrs. I'm going there from aug. 10 t0 15.for a class reunion. Can anyone tell me about places or events within a radius of about 200 mi. that would be interesting to someone who's into machinery, machining, etc? I'm familiar with the science and railroad museums. I thought Amble's Machinery on Cedar Ave in Minneapolis was an interesting bit of history. If it is the same place I am thinking of it is a few 1800's buildings chock full of machines for sale. I believe you're thinking of Harris Machinery rather than Ambles. The last time I was at Ambles (last winter), there were few or no machines for sale, a little section of tooling but quite a lot of materials. Pete (in St. Paul) |
"Pete Bergstrom" wrote in message ... Steve Peterson wrote: wrote in message oups.com... I used to live in the Twin Cities in MN. but have been in Ca. for 15 yrs. I'm going there from aug. 10 t0 15.for a class reunion. Can anyone tell me about places or events within a radius of about 200 mi. that would be interesting to someone who's into machinery, machining, etc? I'm familiar with the science and railroad museums. I thought Amble's Machinery on Cedar Ave in Minneapolis was an interesting bit of history. If it is the same place I am thinking of it is a few 1800's buildings chock full of machines for sale. I believe you're thinking of Harris Machinery rather than Ambles. The last time I was at Ambles (last winter), there were few or no machines for sale, a little section of tooling but quite a lot of materials. Pete (in St. Paul) I stand corrected. Amble's is the place with all the smaller surplus parts. What is the address for Harris Machinery? I was both places two or three years ago and found treasures at both. Press brake tooling at Ambles and a centrifugal blower at Harris along with a bunch of smaller items. Steve |
Harris Machinery
501 30 Av SE Minneapolis, MN 55414 - 3218 (612) 331-1829 Be sure you get all the way to the 3rd floor attic Mutiple steam engine, sawing, thrashing shows, most of them are the last weekend of the month tho. Search here http://www.exploreminnesota.com/events/events.html www.farmamerica.org www.mnmachinerymuseum.com Duluth area has lots on the waterfront, might be cooler too! wrote: I used to live in the Twin Cities in MN. but have been in Ca. for 15 yrs. I'm going there from aug. 10 t0 15.for a class reunion. Can anyone tell me about places or events within a radius of about 200 mi. that would be interesting to someone who's into machinery, machining, etc? I'm familiar with the science and railroad museums. Thanx, Engineman |
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: "Pete Bergstrom" wrote in message ... Steve Peterson wrote: wrote in message oups.com... I used to live in the Twin Cities in MN. but have been in Ca. for 15 yrs. I'm going there from aug. 10 t0 15.for a class reunion. Can anyone tell me about places or events within a radius of about 200 mi. that would be interesting to someone who's into machinery, machining, etc? I'm familiar with the science and railroad museums. I thought Amble's Machinery on Cedar Ave in Minneapolis was an interesting bit of history. If it is the same place I am thinking of it is a few 1800's buildings chock full of machines for sale. I believe you're thinking of Harris Machinery rather than Ambles. The last time I was at Ambles (last winter), there were few or no machines for sale, a little section of tooling but quite a lot of materials. Pete (in St. Paul) I stand corrected. Amble's is the place with all the smaller surplus parts. What is the address for Harris Machinery? I was both places two or three years ago and found treasures at both. Press brake tooling at Ambles and a centrifugal blower at Harris along with a bunch of smaller items. Steve Harris Machinery 501 30th Ave SE Minneapolis MN |
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