Latest News:
15.05.13
ERIH Annual Conference 2013 - Save the date - Call for papers now open
ERIH Annual Conference 2013 – Back in the Ruhr Subject:...
15.04.13
ERIH Board meeting in Katowice/Poland
On invitation of the Silesian Voivodeship the ERIH board met in Katowice/Poland and discussed with...
01.03.13
Review of the ERIH Annual Conference 2012
More than 100 delegates from 15 European Countries attended the ERIH Conference 2012 in September...
Electricity Museum
Elmuseet
Bjerringbroveg 44
8850 Bjerringbro
Denmark
Telephone +45 (0) 8668 - 4211
Website >>
The Site
Bjerringbro stands on the River Gudena, 8 km north-east of the town of Tange, which itself lies 25 km south-east of Viborg. Elmus is a museum of electric power and an interactive scientific discovery station situated close to Tangevaerket, Denmark’s largest hydro-electric power station, commissioned in 1920.
The displays include a range of characteristic houses from different decades illustrating the impact of electricity upon people’s daily lives. Danish engineers have led the world in the development of wind power as a means of generating electricity, and the museum’s collection includes some pioneering turbines of the 1950s. Other displays feature the development of telecommunications. Above all the Elmuseet is a place of discovery, a ‘living museum where anything might happen’.
The displays include a range of characteristic houses from different decades illustrating the impact of electricity upon people’s daily lives. Danish engineers have led the world in the development of wind power as a means of generating electricity, and the museum’s collection includes some pioneering turbines of the 1950s. Other displays feature the development of telecommunications. Above all the Elmuseet is a place of discovery, a ‘living museum where anything might happen’.
