Bakken Museum
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The Bakken Library and Museum is a museum located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on the shores of Lake Calhoun. Devoted to educating people about electricity and electromagnetism, it includes a library, display space, and classrooms. It was founded in 1975 by Earl Bakken, the inventor of the first transitorized cardiac pacemaker.
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