Arundel Mills
No admission feeShop outlet and brand stores, catch a movie or play at Dave & Buster's at Maryland's largest mall, next to a casino and hotel complex.
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A Maryland museum devoted to the history of electronics, with a focus on defense and commercial systems and STEAM education.
2323 Eastern Blvd, Middle River, MD 21220 · Middle River, MD
The National Electronics Museum collects and displays artifacts tied to the development of electronics, including telegraphs, radios, radars and satellites. Its collection covers historical, defense and commercial electronics. The museum also runs education programs meant to encourage interest in science, technology, engineering, arts and math. Its galleries are currently closed to the public while the museum moves to a new home at the Maryland Aerospace Heritage Center in Middle River, where it will share a campus with the Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum. Visitors should check the museum site for current tour and workshop availability.
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