Russian Lefthander Microminiature Museum

АвтоПутешествие - RUSSIA Day 6 (Питер: Петропавловская, 10 музев, Фаберже)

6-й день нашего семейного автомобильного путешествия по центральной России (2015.06.30).

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ТАЙММЕТКИ:
0:00 - Идем к Петропавловской крепости / Petropavlovskaya
0:05 - Троицкий мост / Trinity bridge
0:19 - Полуденный выстрел пушки / Noon shot gun
0:32 - Вход в крепость / Fortress entrance
0:55 - Невская панорама со стен крепости / Panorama from wall
1:40 - Мир Драконов / Dragons World
3:13 - Паноптикум / Diseases waxworks exhibition
3:22 - Музей Тайны Да Винчи / Museum Secrets Da Vinci
3:50 - Зеркальная комната / Mirror room
4:53 - Музей Орудия пыток средневековья / Museum of Instruments of Torture
5:57 - Тюрьма / Jail
6:49 - Паттерны / Patterns
7:15 - Ботик Петра / Boat
7:22 - Музей истории Петропавловской крепости / Museum of the history of the Peter and Paul fortress
8:00 - Музей истории Санкт-Петербурга / Museum of St.Petersburg history
8:35 - Музей Улица времени / Museum Street time
9:03 - Восковые фигуры Историческая мозаика / Historical exhibition of wax figures
9:55 - Музей микроминиатюры Русский Левша Международной Гильдии Мастеров / Museum of Microminiatures Russian Lefthander
10:25 - Музей космонавтики и ракетной техники имени В.П.Глушко / The Museum of cosmonautics and rocket engineering named after V.P.Glushko
11:07 - Река Нева у крепостных стен / Neva river from fortress walls
11:16 - Буклеты / Booklets
11:23 - Кролики / Rabbits
11:31 - Выходим из петропавловской / Leaving Petropavlovskaya
11:50 - Едим в Бургер Кинг / Food
12:05 - Мечеть / Mosque
12:14 - Гуляем / Walk
12:22 - Нева / Neva
12:41 - Марсово поле / Mars field
12:59 - Вечный огонь / Eternal flame
13:09 - Чижик-Пыжик / Chizhik-Pyzhik
13:21 - Музей Фаберже в Шуваловском дворце / Faberge museum
14:41 - Аничков мост / Anichkov bridge
15:07 - Елисеевский / Eliseevskiy
15:26 - Невский проспект / Nevskiy

ОТДЕЛЬНЫЕ ФРАГМЕНТЫ ИЗ ЭТОГО СЮЖЕТА:
#6.1 - Go to Petropavlovskaya
#6.2 - Panorama wall
#6.3 - Dragons & Waxworks
#6.4 - Da Vinci
#6.5 - Torture
#6.6 - Jail
#6.7 - History museums
#6.8 - Wax firures
#6.9 - Microminiatures
#6.10 - Cosmonautics
#6.11 - Leaving Petropavlovskaya
#6.12 - Walk
#6.13 - Faberge
#6.14 - Anichkov bridge

Museum of Jurassic Technology | Wikipedia audio article

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The Museum of Jurassic Technology is a museum located at 9341 Venice Boulevard in the Palms district of Los Angeles, California. It was founded by David Hildebrand Wilson and Diana Drake Wilson (husband and wife) in 1988.The museum calls itself an educational institution dedicated to the advancement of knowledge and the public appreciation of the Lower Jurassic; the relevance of the term Lower Jurassic to the museum's collections is left uncertain and unexplained. The museum's collection includes a mixture of artistic, scientific, ethnographic, and historic, as well as some unclassifiable exhibits, and the diversity of its offerings evokes the cabinets of curiosities that were the 16th-century predecessors of modern natural history museums. The factual claims of many of the museum's exhibits strain credibility, provoking an array of interpretations from commentators. The museum was the subject of a 1995 book by Lawrence Weschler entitled Mr. Wilson's Cabinet of Wonder: Pronged Ants, Horned Humans, Mice on Toast, and Other Marvels of Jurassic Technology, which describes in detail many of its exhibits. David Hildebrand Wilson received a MacArthur Foundation fellowship in 2001. The museum is mentioned in the novel The Museum of Innocence, by Turkish Nobel-laureate Orhan Pamuk.