Fall 2014 Newsletter

"The First Steam Engine in Rhode Island" by Fred Jaggi, and an invitation to the 2014 Carol Sing. →

Spring 2015 Newsletter

Fred Jaggi's article "The Mind of a Scientist" about Karl Ferdinand Braun, recommended books of interest, the announcement of the 2015 Steam Up and a thank-you to our 2014 supporters. →

Summer 2015 Newsletter

Steam Up 2015 flyer and a short item about the Corliss engine. →

December 2015 Newsletter

Progress at the museum, Yankee Steam-Up, Richard A. Day Jr's Wireless Experience →

Spring 2016 Newsletter

Retubing the Lookout boiler, a visit to the Pratt Institute, photos from Steam-Up 2015, books about the development of radar. →

Fall 2016 Newsletter

Announcing Steam-Up 2016. My Interest in Amateur Radio by Colin Leath. The Fessenden Oscillator. Andrew Blum's book Tubes. →

Radio Contact: Tuning in to Politics, Technology, & Culture

The Harvard Collection of Scientific Instruments has a exhibit about the history of radio, through Dec. 9, 2016. The exhibition examines the evolving technology and cultures of listening, tinkering, and broadcasting. →

Visit from Jack Maxim Lee

In June the museum had a visit from Jack Maxim Lee, descendant of many engineers, inventors and leaders. →

The “Place de la Musique” and the Sanfilippo Foundation

Jasper Sanfilippo has turned his house into an incredible collection of music machines with a side building housing a hundred steam engines. →

Timeline of Electromagnetism and Wireless Communication

A timeline of the investigation of electricity and magnetism, and of the invention of wireless communication, with links to exhibits at the New England Wireless & Steam Museum. →