The Count Rumford Museum and Birth Place, located in Woburn, MA, is a historic landmark and museum dedicated to the life and work of scientist and inventor Benjamin Thompson, also known as Count Rumford. The museum showcases reconstructed models of Count Rumford's scientific experiments on heat, as well as his inventions, including his original baby cradle.
Owned and maintained by the Rumford Historical Association, the museum offers free admission during public hours on most weekends, allowing visitors to explore the library of Rumford biographies and essays, and view a portrait of Count Rumford by Gainsborough. School groups and those interested in touring during weekdays are encouraged to contact the museum in advance.
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