The National Museum of Industrial History

The National Museum of Industrial History, housed in the previous office of Bethlehem Steel, is a historical center partnered with the Smithsonian Institution that looks to safeguard, instruct, and show the modern history of the country. It holds an accumulation of antiquities from the material, steel and iron, and propane gas ventures. The NMIH holds a huge accumulation of mechanical apparatus on advance from the Institute's National Museum of American History. The exhibition hall additionally has a substantial accumulation of records, apparatus, photos, and other documented material from Bethlehem Steel. Exhibition hall made its introduction in August 2016 with the objective to "produce an association between America's modern past and the developments of today by teaching people in general and moving the visionaries of tomorrow". The $7.5 million historical center has four displays each concentrating on an alternate part of mechanical history that influenced both Pennsylvania and whatever is left of the nation. The historical center exhibits the country's modern past by featuring the hardware and the lives of laborers at that era.