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RGF’s Electro-Mechanical Museum

2020

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RGF® Environmental Group Announces the Hiring of their 500th Employee
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RGF^® PHI-Cell^® and REME HALO^® Technology – Impact on Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
RGF^® and Alphay Donate Vela Aire™ Systems in China
RGF Introduces the First Whole Home In-Duct UV LED Air Purification System

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RGF’s Electro-Mechanical Museum

Welcome to RGF’s Electro-Mechanical Museum

This museum contains over 642 artifacts dating from the 1700s through to the early 1900s by world renowned inventors such as Thomas Kinraide, Sir William Crookes, George Westinghouse, Benjamin Franklin and Nikola Tesla. These artifacts have been featured on the History Channel’s “Modern Marvels,” Travel Channel’s “Mystery at the Museum,” and National Geographic’s “American Genius” and many other documentaries around the world. The purpose of this museum is to preserve these rare early technologies and inspire future generations of innovators.

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