Tie presses, washing machines, Art Nouveau radiators, or colourful plastic record players from the 1970s: travel back in time through a collection that is unique in Europe, containing several thousand electrical devices, which bear witness to the evolution of our society and habits.
A rare item, this three-lamp heater was installed at the “Grand Hôtel” in Paris.
The first refrigerators made their appearance in the 1930s on the French market and spread widely in the Trente Glorieuses (1945 to 1975).
Elefo Bottle-warmer, 1920
Bush Television, 1948
Household Heater by Ostra, 1959
Sofono, Sun Radiator-1956
Philips Television, 1969
To go further
Electricity from Antiquity to the 19th century
From intriguing machines to extraordinary experiments, discover the people and ideas that have made the history of electricity.
Family visits
Throughout the year, the Electropolis Museum offers specially tailored events and services for families