The Leonard R. Ingersoll Physics Museum, located at the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, offers a unique hands-on experience for visitors to explore various physics concepts in a kid-friendly environment. Established in 1918, the museum features over 65 exhibits designed by faculty and staff, providing a glimpse into the world of physics through interactive displays.
Named in honor of Professor Leonard R. Ingersoll, the museum showcases historical instruments and photos of Nobel Prize Winners in Physics from 1901-1993, making it one of the first museums of its kind in the country. With a focus on educational outreach, the museum welcomes visitors to discover the wonders of physics through engaging exhibits and guided tours for groups.
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