📜 Kirkaldy Testing Museum in Southwark, London, houses David Kirkaldy's universal testing machine and other material testing equipment.
🔍 It's a Grade II* listed building, dedicated to the science of breaking things.
🔬 See a mammoth 116-ton universal testing machine in action📜 Learn about the industrial revolution's impact on engineering and materials🧪 Explore various testing equipment for impact, hardness, concrete, and parachutes💡 Inspiring STEM workshops for all ages🏛️ Visit a unique historical workshop with a motto 'Facts not Opinions'
🗓️ Limited opening hours, primarily on specific Sundays and Saturdays🎟️ Booking in advance is recommended for tours
⏰ Universal testing machine usually demonstrated at 2 p.m. on first Sunday.
🚌 Accessible by bus and Underground (Southwark, Waterloo East).
🚶 Walk 0.3 mile/0.5 km from Southwark station.
💰 Adults £8.00, Concession £6.00, Children (Under 12) Free. Tours £15-£23.
🕒 Open first Sunday of each month (10:00-16:00). Guided tours on third Saturday (11:00-14:00) and premium tours on fourth Saturday (13:30, except Dec).
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