Full Tour of the Museum of Science and Industry - Museum Access | Full Episode

Join host Leslie Mueller as she explores Chicago's premier destination, and takes a Behind the Scenes tour of the famous WWII German submarine, the U-505. The centerpiece of an unforgettable exhibit. We also see a remarkable collection of rarely seen artifacts from this piece of American Naval history.
Museums are a vital part of the American landscape, showcasing the greatest achievements of the human experience, past, present and future. Visitors remember, discover and learn in these museums that present the best of our country's culture, accomplishments and heritage. Museum Access explores these museums in a way that the everyday visitor cannot.
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[@markherron1407]

This is my FAVORITE museum and my favorite exhibit is Yesterday Main Street because of Charlie Chaplin movies 🍿🎥 Blessings and Hugs 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@ke6nber]

I will be making my first trip to Chicago a week from now. My son is getting himself settled there and I'm gonna drive up and visit him for 10 days. This museum, the Art Institute, and Wrigley are all on the itinerary. Cannot wait to look at that U-boat!

[@MikelZappy]

They should do a larger document on the boat for those who can’t visit it but can only see it through books and documentaries!!.

[@ronclark9724]

When Burlington shifted this train to Texas to become the Sam Houston Zephyr, it was in direct competition with the Southern Pacific Hustler and Sunbeam steam heavy weight passenger trains. Burlington had the all important "air conditioning" and won the battle. Eventually the Rock island brought another Pioneer Zephyr to Texas and ran the Texas Zephyr in the opposite direction every day... Hard to believe at one time these two Pioneer Zephyr train sets make two roundtrips in Texas daily between Dallas and Houston... Amtrak presents doesn't have any roundtrips...

[@Shark-pj8in]

Yes

[@robblack7949]

The staff member here gave out so much incorrect information that it is a bit disturbing. Just a few examples: There were no hidden 'booby traps' , but scuttling charges to sink the boat. The diesel engines did not operate underwater to keep the boat quiet, they did not operate underwater (unless it had a snorkel fitted) because they needed air to run. Please learn the boat.

[@tomasramirez1200]

:D

[@clintontaylor8904]

Narrator is fake and seems a bit stupid Muesem is neat tho