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In 1893, the building was constructed as the Palace of Fine Arts for the World's Columbian hotels in edinburgh Exposition hotels in edinburgh . Afterwards it was converted into the Field Museum until 1920 when a new building opened and the museum moved.
deteriorate until Julius Rosenwald , the president of Sears, Roebuck and Company, stepped in to save the building. It was 1926 when he contributed more than $5 million to the project which included recasting the building in limestone.
The museum officially opened in 1933 as the Museum of Science and Industry. The museum has more than 800 exhibits and encompasses more than 300,000 square feet.  A few popular exhibits include a reconstruction of a 1933 coal mine, a U-505 Submarine and BODY WORLDS The Cycle of Life .
Julius Rosenwald once said his vision for the Museum of Science and Industry was to create an interactive museum where learning was possible. Nearly 80 years later, his vision is still the main focus at the museum.
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If the word vortex has you in a tailspin then it is, without a doubt, essential you take the half hour ride of your life and strap in for the Museum's OmniMax Theater's " Tornado Alley ."  This informational, yet, highly entertaining film relays to its viewers what it's like to be a tornado chaser in one of the United State's most dangerous weather territories. Throughout the movie you'll feel as though you're in the passenger seat of a van traveling 90 miles down abandoned roads in pursuit of one of nature's most fascinating hotels in edinburgh phenomenons. With a 180 degree span of screen, and speakers that pulsate sound at a greater intensity hotels in edinburgh than that of a Jet engine, you better hotels in edinburgh hold on, because it's going to be a wild ride.
The best way to get to the Museum of Science and Industry is to take public transportation. From the Drake you can walk to Michigan Pearson and hop on the 10 bus towards Museum of Sciene and Industry. Once you get off, just walk towards S. Lake Shore Drive.