American Precision Museum
@americanprecision.org
Industrial history museum located in the 1846 Robbins & Lawrence Armory, a National Historic Landmark, the American Precision Museum tells the story of the American system of manufacturing. Open year-round.
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American Precision Museum's Brand Colors
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Persian Red
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About American Precision Museum
American Precision Museum (APM) is a brand that captures the imaginations of both young and old, showcasing the spirit of innovation, problem-solving, and design. Located at 196 Main Street in Windsor, Vermont, APM offers a unique experience that explores the dynamic story of machines and people that have shaped and continue to shape the manufacturing industry in America. Visitors can plan their visit to APM and explore their exhibits, which include the Machine of the Month, showcasing Barnes Lathes and other machines.
APM also hosts various events and offers a full schedule of summer events. Members can support the museum and its mission, and there is also a museum store where visitors can shop for merchandise, including shirts, stickers, and curated books. APM is not just a museum, but a platform for learning, where visitors can delve into the history and innovation that revolutionized manufacturing, such as the tool revolution and the production of 1.
5 million new rifles during the Civil War. By becoming a member or making a donation, individuals can support the important work of the American Precision Museum and contribute to preserving and promoting the legacy of American manufacturing
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1966
Company size
2-10 employees
