Welcome to the

MUSEUM OF YESTERDAY

You are in the GREAT HALL of the virtual MUSEUM OF YESTERDAY.

As our guest, you are now invited to visit our many
EXHIBITS AND GALLERIES OF ANTIQUES, ARTIFACTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS
relating to the HISTORY OF ENGINEERING AND LIFESTYLE in AMERICA'S INDUSTRIAL AGE

Areas of interest:

THEATRES AND THEATRE PIPE ORGANS

Residence Pipe Organ

Tour the United States and Canada with recitalist John DeMajo as he visits America's greatest organ installations

Save The Organ.Org - A Site containing contributed information for pipe organ restoration and preservation

History Of The Saenger Amusements Company and Their Theatres

A Photographic Study of the Shreveport Strand Theatre


RADIO AND COMMUNICATIONS HISTORY

The Communications and Wireless equipment Collection

The New Orleans Radio Theatre - Historic Photos of pioneer broadcasting in New Orleans and South Louisiana

RADIO ORGANS , a site documenting radio station organs and organists of the "Golden Era" of Broadcasting

 

RAILROADS AND TRANSPORTATION HISTORY

The Railroad Collection and Railroad History Page

The Richmond Railroad Museum

The Virginia Transportation Museum

 

SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT FROM AMERICA'S PAST

The Medical Antiques, Toy and Scientific Equipment Collection

 

HISTORIC CHURCHES AND ARCHITECTURE IN AMERICA

New Orleans Churches


The Churches of Richmond
 

Interesting Historic Sites in Central Virginia

Historic Photographs of Pontchartrain Beach, The Roosevelt Hotel,
and other relics of New Orleans' past
 

 

OTHER WEB SITES DEVELOPED AND HOSTED BY US

East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana History and Tourism Site

"Main Street" Clinton, LA

The East Feliciana Parish Economic Development District

 
OUR MISSION
The Museum Of Yesterday exists to preserve the contributions made by scientists, inventors, industry and historical figures. With the presence of today's progressive leaning government and education interests, much of the true history of the United States is being erased and rewritten. America was once the greatest and most prosperous nation in the world. This came about, to a great extent, because of the men and women who built this country, from its founding through the 1950's technical and manufacturing boom. We strive to preserve examples of American manufacturing and industrial ingenuity, including science, rail transportation, radio, household conveniences, and entertainment.

Please note: All items shown in the museum collection exhibit pages are photographs of actual items owned by us, unless otherwise noted.
 
 

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