Steve S.
9/15/2023
I liked this museum. It's not large but it's packed with lots of very interesting displays and many are interactive. It's focus is on science and that impact on everyday life. It's separated into...
American Museum of Science & Energy
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115 Main St E
Oak Ridge, TN 37830
The American Museum of Science and Energy, located in Oak Ridge, TN, showcases the history of scientific and engineering advancements in the region, particularly since the days of the Manhattan Project. As a prominent national institution, it stands as a testament to the cutting-edge innovation that continues to thrive in East Tennessee.
AMSE serves as a dynamic hub for STEAM education, fostering curiosity and learning through engaging exhibits and interactive programs. Visitors from around the world are captivated by the fascinating narratives of scientific breakthroughs and the exploration of the intricate workings of our world and beyond.
Come experience the vibrant world of science at AMSE, where knowledge truly comes to life. Discover the wonders of the universe and be inspired by the remarkable stories of human ingenuity that have shaped our past and continue to define our future.
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Brandy G.
10/6/2025
Part history museum, science museum, and children's museum. There's a little something for everyone at the American Museum of Science & Energy. The museum tells the story of Oak Ridge's role in...
Lindsay H.
2/21/2023
Located in Main Street in Oak Ridge at the end of the shopping strip. Much larger inside than anticipated and many interactive exhibits, movies, and teaching sessions. An affordable option ($10...
John M.
11/2/2022
An amazing museum that tells the story behind Oak Ridge and it's involvement in the Manhattan Project during World War Two. This is our second visit to the museum, though our first at its new...
Mario N.
6/18/2023
Visited the Museum of Science and Energy in Oakridge, TN with friends who are also scientists that work at the Oakridge science complex. This was an incredibly fun outing, where I learned a lot...
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