Mini Meet at the Vacuum Cleaner Museum

[dysonman1]

Paul's favorite vacuum is Electrolux. Here is Paul with a 1937 model 30 Electrolux. You will note the suction control on the lower wand between the wand and the rug tool. Paul was fascinated with the suction control attachment.

 

[petek]

Looking good... one of these days I'll make the drive down that away

 

[paul]

Thanks for showing me around the museum, Tom--very impressive! Wish I could have stayed longer. I left St. James right after departing the museum and drove till about 3:00 A. M. to Kentucky (taking side roads).

I also appreciated the freebies you gave me and the tan/ivory rug tool that you sold me at a token price. I have been looking for one of those for a long time!

 

[aspie62]

Making the Pilgrimage

I can't wait till I get to go to your museum, I have always been fascinated by vacuums but have never had the opportunity to go. I unfortunately can't go to the conference as I came to find out about it too late to prepare. I would very much love to have the opportunity to meet you and learn more about the history from someone who really knows what they are talking about.

 

[dysonman1]

The GREAT thing

about the Vacuum Cleaner Museum is: it's open all year. No one needs to wait for a convention of collectors to visit. Open Monday through Saturday, 9-5. If any vacuumland member wants to visit the Museum, just phone me ahead of time and I'll clear my schedule so I can have as much time with you as you wish. In addition to the vacuums on display, there are approximately 400 more in the two storage areas. Plus all the literature, owners manuals, ads, etc. I'm always happy to share with my fellow collectors: that's one of the main reasons why the world's only Vacuum Cleaner Museum was created.