Monday, July 6, 2015

Weclome to Musee Mecanique


Musee Mecanique is located in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf and is the largest privately owned collection of coin-operated mechanical musical instruments and antique arcade machines in their original working condition. You can play them and have a great time:














And some of us remember thinking that this game was super cool:

Pong
Musee Mecanique is just a cool way to spend a day and play living history. 

77 comments:

  1. This sounds like an interesting place to spend some time...Thanks for sharing.

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  2. That was brilliant and interesting what a collection :-)

    Have a tanfastical week :-)

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  3. That is one old arcade, love the Thimble Theater!!
    Hope you have a great week finding new ventures!
    Karren

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  4. Love all the antiques that are on display. Happy WW

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  5. Fascinating place - I'd love to visit there!
    Thank you for sharing at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/07/a-community-with-holiday-spirit.html

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    1. You are welcome. It is a very interesting place.

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  6. Wow, what a place. I bet it keeps the maintenance people busy keeping everything running. The old electro-mechanical games were the best.

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    1. They were. It is a society that keeps them going.

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  7. These are so cool! I'd love the "magic chair" as a conversation piece in the living-room :)

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    1. LOL. That would be an interesting conversation piece.

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  8. Its like a walk back memory lane! Lovely photos =)

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  9. That's a fun stomping ground.

    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2015/07/ww-life-blood.html

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  10. A very interesting museum. Thank you for participating in my linky party. Licia

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    1. You are so welcome. It is an interesting museum. I like is that you can experience it.

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  11. How cool is that! Thanks for linking up at NanaHood

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    1. Glad that I could help bring back some good memories.

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  13. That's awesome that they still work! I should plug in my Atari and see if Pong still plays ...

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  14. Fantastic memories! I won't say which ones I used to play! ;)

    Have a great day Patrick!

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    1. Thanks. Hey, I played them all back in the day as I am getting up there in age.

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  15. I love Fisherman's Wharf. That looks like a fun place to visit. Have a terrific week!

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  16. That is cool, our local museum has an exhibition of old arcade machines and we recently saw it. Thanks for linking up!

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    1. OOH, you need to post pics of that. You are so welcome.

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  17. Wow, this museum is truly unique,
    great shots from long ago.
    Greetings from Austria

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    1. Welcome. Great to have you. It is one of a kind.

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  18. I love this museum. I used to live in San Francisco and have been here a few times. It also reminds me of the movie, the Princess Diaries.

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    1. LOL. You need to come back. Glad it reminds you of something cool.

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  19. Brilliant.
    Have a nice day.
    Mormor

    http://www.starbear.no/mormor/2015/07/08/a-guest-knocked-on-the-window/

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    1. I hope you have a great day as well and thanks for coming by.

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  20. I love old mechanical things like that. I would love to check all of those out :)

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  21. That looks like a fun place...the only thing it's missing is the fortune telling one that pops out a card! Thanks for joining the #OMHGWW Linkup this week!

    Shellie @ShellieBowdoin

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    1. I think that they had one but the lighting was weird and I couldn't get a good pic of it.

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  22. OMG I would have SO much fun at that museum, especially with all those pinball machines! Thanks for sharing over at Toronto Teacher Mom!

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    1. You are welcome. You need to come out here and go.

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  23. That looks like fun! My boys would be intrigued. Thanks for linking up at Life at Rossmont.

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  24. Oh WOW! I use to love playing PONG for hours! I still play lots of games, but not like I did that one! All of these are just so amazing and they all work! Thanks so much for sharing! When I got to fisherman's dwarf again I am definitely going to stop here!

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    1. You need to come back. I used to pay Pong for hours also.

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  25. OH! We went there is March - so much fun!!!!!!! I hadn't posted my pictures. They may not have come out since I did put up a lot of my San Francisco ones.

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    1. Cool. Put them up anyway. Glad that you enjoyed them.

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  26. Bellissimo! Sembra di stare nel Paese dei Balocchi!
    Silvia
    Se vuoi passa a trovarmi anche tu, faccio parte anch'io del Linky Party "Tutti al mare"! http://inartesy.blogspot.it/

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  27. That is certainly an interesting and unique collection.
    Suddenly I have the urge to play whack a mole.

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  28. These look fun, my husband would love it here!!

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  29. OMG - PONG!!!! yes!!! LOL that is awesome.
    And is that a player's piano? my grand parents had one of those and it was amazing. what a great piece of history.

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    1. It is. Everything there is a great piece of history. Glad you liked the PONG.

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  30. Looks like a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing with us at #WednesdaysWisdom

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  31. What a fun place to visit in San Francisco! I remember when PONG was a cutting edge game. Oh my, how things have changed. =)

    Thanks for linking up at the Bloggers Brags Party, I've pinned your post to our group board. Hope to see you again this Monday at our party.

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    1. You will and I am glad that you liked. Thanks,

      I remember when pong was the thing also.

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  32. Thank you for sharing with us at Good Morning Mondays. Blessings

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  33. Wow so many cool and unique things to see! Thanks for joining the Link-It To Me Link Party, I hope you will join us again this week! Pinning :)

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    1. You are welcome. They were really cool to see.

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  34. What a fun place to visit while in San Francisco! It's like stepping back in time! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us at the Hearth and Soul hop.

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    1. You are welcome and glad that you enjoyed.

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  35. Thank you for sharing at Waiting on...Wednesday!

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