The Petersburg Museum of Technology in Petersburg, Virginia

The Petersburg Museum of Technology
Petersburg, Virginia
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An exhibit with a train station theme that exemplifies 19^th and 20^th century photography, communication, and rail
transportation development in the Petersburg area of Virginia.

Displays include wood-block engraved prints from field sketches dating back to the civil war, telegram and
telegraph equipment, early period telephone sets along with pictures and artwork of steam locomotives,
all in a train station setting.

A well preserved collection of time pieces, local newspaper ads and area business receipts each with a story of interest.

Click on each slide above to enlarge. Copyright © 2009 The Petersburg Museum of Technology. All rights reserved.

A short video of rare footage and a large collection of early period post cards and old church records
will bring out community life in Petersburg more than 150 years ago.
Petersburg Train Station Video         Tour Guide "Bubber"
Watch it here.....Short Video Clip in SD   or   Clip in HD Quality - takes longer to download

The Petersburg Museum of Technology is in keeping with the mission of the Historic Petersburg Foundation, Inc.
to promote widespread knowledge of the city’s unique architectural and historical heritage.

The museum is located at 215 South Sycamore Street in the Trinity United Methodist Church rear building,
with access from the side ally entrance.

www.wcast.info/trinity    trinity@wcast.info        Appointment Contact:   (804) 691-3496

Admission is free and open to the public daily from 10am to 2 pm by appointment only. Short notices are welcomed
and other times can be arranged in advance. We suggest taking a tour of Trinity Church while visiting The Petersburg
Museum of Technology. Trinity holds regular worship services each Sunday Morning at 11:00 a.m. and is open to the public.