# Bucyrus Museum operated by South Milwaukee Industrial Museum, LLC

> Museum showcases industrial history through artifacts, scale models, and multimedia displays. Atmosphere balances informative tours with engaging, lighthearted moments. Visitors often find it a community gem for learning about mining equipment and company heritage.

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- Address: 1919 12th Ave, South Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
- Phone: +14146713850
- Website: https://www.bucyrusmuseum.org/

## What people say

- "The Museums here are fantastic, with guides like Gerry bringing history to life."
- "The historical sites here are fantastic, with guides bringing the company's legacy to life."

## Good to know

- The museum features interactive displays, including a mining shovel operator's simulator.
- Visitors can explore the history of Bucyrus-Erie through photos and videos.
- Educational tours are available, providing engaging insights into industrial history.
- The museum highlights the achievements of Bucyrus-Erie over the last 140 years.
- The museum is recognized as a cultural gem in the South Milwaukee area.

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