Coolspring Power Museum features a rich variety of exhibits. Some of the museum's exhibits contain collections of engines. Other exhibits showcase individual engines. With hundreds of engines in the museum there is plenty to see! The Directory Map shows the arrangement of exhibits and other facilities on the museum grounds. This Exhibits Home Page shows the major exhibits in the museum. A number of the exhibits have Virtual Tours available to you. If you are just discovering antique engines please see our Jargon page for information on technology related to these engines. |
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Founders Engine House The first collection at Coolspring Power Museum |
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Machine Works Building Originally built to be a machine shop, it is now a prime small engine display |
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Starr Station Office The reconstructed office of Buckeye Pipe Line Company's Starr Station |
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Earle T. Harvey Memorial Exposition Hall A great collection and space for featured exhibits |
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Busch-Sulzer Annex Home of the 400 hp air injection Diesel engine |
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McKee Station A reconstructed National Transit pump station originially located near Clintonville, PA |
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John Kline Generating Plant Home of the 12 hp Witte Dieselectric generator |
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John P. Wilcox Power House Many of John's engines in his original building |
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Power House Annex An exhibit with unusual engines |
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F.W. Merry Pump House The pumps here deliver engine cooling water to the tanks above |
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Susong Building Many of the oldest and rarest engines in a climate-controlled building |
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Preston Foster Hall This exhibit features very early engines |
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Jack Campbell Pavilion A display featuring a 20 hp Evans engine |
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Kougher Half Breed Pavilion A great collection of "half breed" engines |
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Ingersoll-Rand XVG-4 Pavilion A 1939 XVG four-cylinder engine |
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300 hp Fairbanks Morse Opposed Piston Engine An interesting Fairbanks Morse engine and generator |
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Power Technology Building The museum's first big building with large engines and home of the 175 hp Otto |
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Power Technology Building Annex A later addition with the same theme |
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Charles Jacobson Building Mike Fuoco's building with great engines |
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Windy City Air Lease A reconstructed air compressing plant originally from an oil field near Kane, PA |
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Nate Lillibridge Station Home of the Miller engines |
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Parks Wood Shop A reconstructed woodworking shop powered by a gas engine |
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Coolspring Municipal Works An installation that could have provided electricity and water to a small village |
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Tom Rapp Evans Pumping Power A reconstructed pumping power driven by an 8 hp Evans engine operating a real well |
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Reid Rod Line Pavilion A demonstration of oil pumping using a rod line powered by a Reid engine |
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Sudlow Station A reproduction Buckeye Pipe Line station |
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Aaron Nagy Eclipse Building A reproduction oil pumping power with an Eclipse engine |
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Aaron Nagy Pumping Power The 12 hp ARACO combination engine and rod line power |
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Exley Station Home of the 600 hp Snow engine and compressor, the museum's largest engine |
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Pat's Place This building houses many of John Wilcox's engines |
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Friends Exhibition Hall A display of engines from friends of the museum |
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Paul's Pavilion A collection of engines gathered from oil fields |
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Bovaird and Seyfang Building An original Bovaird and Seyfang building, engine, and pumping power
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Diesel Centrale CPM Early Diesel engines in a building inspired by German powerhouses |
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Type X Bessemer Building A Bessemer engine that supplied compressed air to pump oil wells near Kane, PA |
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Pattin Brothers Lease A reconstructed oil field powerhouse with a 15 hp Pattin Brothers engine |
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Museum Vehicles The faithful 1925 American LaFrance is always a favorite with the kids |
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Museum Grounds There are 35 acres of display buildings and show grounds |
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