Recently Reviewed Hotels around Linthicum Heights

• Historical Electronics Museum
  "Many great artifacts!"
  "The $3 admission fee for adults is a bargain. I was only able to spend an hour in the museum becuase I had to catch a flight. There is a ton of great interative displays and is interesting for people that are not very electronic savy."
• Historical Electronics Museum
  "Interesting electronics evolution"
  "Walked through with my 12 and 13 year old kids. I found it very interesting and walked out with some new knowledge of modern electronics and the principles behind it. My 13 year old son was intrigued but 12 year old daughter not so much. They show evolution of many commonly used electronics and gr..."eat displays of real hardware. There were also some push button demonstrations. We liked the Infrared camera. Took about an hour to go through and price was great. " More >
• Historical Electronics Museum
  "Electrical Engineers will love it!"
  "The National Electronics Museum is a small - but dense - museum that is off the beaten path near a bunch of hotels near BWI Airport. The only reasons I found it were (1) I was staying at the Hilton down the street; and (2) there are some large old radar arrays displayed outside of the museum that us..."ed to be part of the anti-aircraft defenses designed to protect Washington, DC from Soviet bombers. These arrays are pretty typical of the collection in the museum, which includes electronics from as far back as the early 19th century. The museum focuses on the development of electronics over the years, emphasizing certain applications of electronics, namely satellites, electronic counter measures for military aircraft, military radar and electronic communications technologies. The museum itself is a little amateurish, with hand-typed placards on some exhibits and rather dingy display areas. But there are a bunch of interactive exhibits demonstrating electric principles and a cool infrared... " More >