| Science_Museums_of_Corunna About exhibits, activities and publications of the first public Science Centre of Spain, in Corunna. It includes three places: Planetarium, Domus or House of Man and Aquarium Finisterrae. |
| Shanghai_Science_and_Technology_Museum Offers sections on earth exploration, technology, and natural history, hands-on exhibits, and an IMAX theater. Includes a floor plan, ticket information, and directions to the location in Shanghai, Ch |
| Sharjah_Science_Museum Features interactive, hands-on exhibits. Includes hours, fees, events, demonstrations, learning center, directions. Located in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. |
| Smithsonian_National_Air_and_Space_Museum Features 23 main exhibition galleries, each displaying major artifacts from the Museum's collection. Includes an overview of the collection, news and events, a visitor's guide, membership details and |
| Techniquest Science Discovery Centre has 160 interactive exhibits. With planetarium, science theatre and a discovery room, covering topics from fossils to forensic science. Located in Cardiff. |
| Virginia_Living_Museum A combination wildlife park, science museum, aquarium, and botanical preserve in Newport News, Virginia. |
| Water_Museum_Barcelona Aim is to present society with values associated with the culture of water and to promote the discovery of the universe of water as a vital resource. Includes details of exhibits, hours and a location |
| The_Whipple_Museum_of_the_History_of_Science Collections, exhibitions, publications. University of Cambridge, UK. |
| All_About_The_Flag Instructing the public on how the flag of the United States of America should be displayed, both for public and private viewing, and on staffs, windows and worn on clothing. |
| Canadian_Flag_Etiquette Contains general etiquette, vertical display, and order of provincial flags. |
| Flag_Code Detailed information about the United States' flag code, frequently asked questions, instructions for folding the flag, the words for the pledge of allegiance, its history, how to dispose of unservice |
| Flag_Display_Guidelines A one-page guide to proper flag display etiquette, with graphic illustrations. |
| Honor_the_Flag This page was established to identify periods when the United States flags should be flown at half staff. |
| US_Flag_Etiquette Includes information about flag care. |
| US_Flag_Etiquette Care, respect and history of the American flag. |
| Abandoned_Mines_of_Colorado_Springs_&_El_Paso_County Locates mine shafts around Colorado Springs, Colorado. |
| Antiquarian_Maps_at_the_Reed_College_Library Collection of 100 maps from around the world, 15th to 19th century. Reed College Library, Oregon. |
| Antique_Maps_of_the_Pacific_Ocean Antique maps (pre-1800) for the Pacific Ocean and its islands. |
| Athena_Review_Image_Archive__New_World_Maps_and_Site_Plans Maps of Columbus' voyages, 16th c. Central and South America. |
| Athena_Review_Image_Archive__Old_World_Maps_and_Site_Plans Maps of Roman Gaul, 60 - 50 BC. |
| Atlas_Coelestis Celestial cartography maps. |
| Bodleian_Library_-_The_Map_Case Sample of images from Oxford's collection, focusing on Great Britain. |
| Boundaries_of_the_Contiguous_United_States Animation showing the evolution of state boundaries in the United States from the original 13 colonies to its present state. |
| Canada_at_Scale__Maps_of_our_History National Archives of Canada online exhibition with large collection of digital maps and historical explanation. 16th to 19th century maps of Canada and North America. |
| Chorographia_Britanniae Images and commentary on the Chorographia Britanniae, an atlas of the counties of England and Wales, first published in 1742 by Thomas Badeslade and William Henry Toms. |
| Collectio_Felbar 16th to 19th century maps and views of Croatia, Dalmatia and Istria. |
| Diego_Gutierrez_Map_of_America,_1562 Western Hemisphere map; site includes historical information with scrolling and zooming map viewer. |
| Discus_Media_1900_European_Maps_Collection Collection of over 800 images of maps displaying the Old World as it looked like about 100 years ago. City maps, area maps. |
| Dutch_City_maps_from_the_Blaeu_Atlas_1649/1652 50 Holland city maps from 1650 atlas Toonneel der Steden. Site is in English; some maps include city histories in Dutch. |
| Exploring_Florida Includes hundreds of Florida maps and detail views from 1584 to the present. |
| FEEFHS_Map_Room 50 detailed maps of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia, the Balkans, and the Baltics from the 1882 Blackie and Sons atlas. Federation of East European Family History Societies. |
| Finland_History Maps showing the history of the Finnish-related people of Russia. Includes maps of city locations, name changes, and much commentary. |
| Finland_Info Antique maps showing Finland in relation to the rest of Europe. Maps from 15th c. to modern. Includes some historical commentary. |
| F_Y_R__Macedonia_from_Antiquity_to_Present_Day Macedonia from 1477 to 1928. Downloadable. |
| Genmaps Great Britain maps, 16th through 19th century, divided into counties and regions. |
| GeoHistory Comprehensive package of interactive historical maps |
| Germany_at_the_End_of_the_18th_Century Maps of different parts of Germany at the end of the 18th century drawn by the author and links to maps of the same period show the political division of Germany |
| Gleadless_net Old maps of Gleadless, Norton and surrounding areas of southern Sheffield, England. |
| Henry_Davis_Cartographic_Images 300 high-resolution images of period maps divided into Ancient, Medieval, and Renaissance periods. Emphasis on world maps. |
| Historical_Atlas_of_the_20th_Century Large collection of color-coded atlas maps showing world population, governments, wars, and other historical trends. Many include brief historical commentaries. |
OTHER PLACES TO VISIT IN FRANCE 
French version 
With more than 100000 visitors welcomed each year, the Telecommunications museum of Pleumeur-Bodou is classed as one of the best sites of the Cotes d'Armor which cannot be overlooked. Opened in 1991, it is the only national telecommunications museum entirely realized and implemented by France Telecom. A strange place where past, present and future are brought together with a bonus a fascinating show just at the foot the giant white radar dome. AN UNFORGETTABLE VISIT OF AN EXCEPTIONAL PLACE 
A Place full of History The Telecommunications museum first took place in the Radar dome, an immense white ball of 50 meters in height which shelters a gigantic cone shaped antenna which weighs 340 tons. It’s thanks to this antenna that for the first time ever on the night of July 11 1962, that televised images were broadcast direct from America via the Telstar satellite. 
A fascinating Show Classed as a historical monument, the antenna and the Radar dome now play the roles of the main actors in a superb show. A show which is entirely original since its first public showing in May 2000. A show at the cutting edge of technology which principally uses magical scenes in a majestical setting. On board a mobile platform, you will start with a tour of the antenna, but not just any tour: a musical voyage of images of the dawning of the world right up until the present and the future....... Experience all the emotions ! 
From the Chappe Tower to the Internet To add more to this magnificent show, the museum offers you a theme based tour on a circuit of almost 3000 metres of exhibitions and presentations. Its an original piece which attracts children as well as s. Actually take part in the laying of underwater cables in the hold of the Agamemnon, one of the first cable laying boats. From the Leon Thévenin bridge dive into the depths of the sea to meet the under water robot, the SCARAB ....... In the white room awaits a universe of satellites and many other spatial communication instruments. Besides all that you can see life size models of the geostationary satellites, Intelsat 5 and Telecom 2. Assist in the launching of the rocket Ariane as if you were really there. Consult live images of the last five hours of the weather or telegrams from the entire world on the A.F.P. screen. 
Interactive Animation A new feature to the Museum, is the interactive activities which allow you to explore the world of multimedia with the visiophones, video games, CD ROMS and certainly the internet. Even the younger children are not forgotten as there are several educational expositions for them presented in the style of building block games. Through demonstrations and modules the children learn and understand how planes fly, how the rockets are powered and also how to produce electricity from everyday things such as a bike. School Specials : Preparation and usage of educational visits 
The setting up of the " Card Formula " visit allows you to target certain themes with certain pupils in connection with their level of understanding. In the catalogue there are four subjects of to choose from : 1. The Museum : The evolution of telecommunications from 1850 until today as well the first laying of underwater cables. 2. The new show under the Radar dome : Make a tour around the giant antenna, heroine of the first television by satellite in 1962. 3. The Computer Club : A multimedia library which is completely interactive 4. Telecom Classes : Experimental workshops (2 rooms equipped with 26 PC’s and a main workshop), internet, communications office and satellites. Whatever the module that you have chosen, you are provided with a guide and preparation documents. Organize Your Visit BOOKINGS Musée des Télécoms Site de Cosmopolis 22560 PLEUMEUR-BODOU Contact : Gaëlle or Gabrielle Tel : 02 96 46 63 81 Fax : 02 96 46 63 90 Internet : www.leradome.com VISITS Open all year round Length of visit : 30 mn to 2 hours (depending on tour) Parking : free © Group-trotter.net — Mise à jour: 05.05.2006 Ecrire au webmaster 