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Plastics Museum
The National Plastics Center and Museum is a non-profit institution dedicated to preserving the past, addressing the present and promoting the future of plastics through public education and awareness. The educational staff has supported this mission throughout the years by conducting hands-on science programming for schools, organizations and the plastics community.
Incorporated in 1982, the NPCM offers a rich and diverse experience for visitors of all ages. The center and museum are located in a 1900 era school building with over 30,000 square feet of space. Conveniently located off Route 117 in Leominster, Massachusetts - the birthplace of the plastics industry - it is within easy driving distance from anywhere in central Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire.
For more information please contact the National Plastics Center and Museum at (978) 537-9529 or check out the rest of our website.
