Shaving/Barber Museums

Just out of curiosity, I did a quick search online to see where there are museums of shaving or barber shop items. Here is a list of some I found. It is not exhaustive and probably not complete, but it's a starting point.

National Barber Museum
Winchester, OH
Open by appointment only
https://www.nationalbarbermuseum.org/

New York City Barber Shop Museum (and operating barber shop)
New York, NY
Appointments
https://www.nycbarbershopmuseum.com/

National Museum of American History (Smithsonian)
Hair Removal section in the Medicine & Science Collections
D.C.
Time-entry passes
https://www.si.edu/spotlight/health-hygi...ir-removal

Shaving artworks
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Philadelphia, PA
Open
https://philamuseum.org/search?q=shaving...=0&size=12

History of the Barber Profession exhibit
Johnson County Historical Society Museum
Coralville, IA
Currently closed
https://johnsoncountyhistory.org/museum/

1930s Barber Shop
The Bundy Museum of History & Art
Binghamton, NY
Open
https://www.bundymuseum.org/exhibits/1930s-barbershop

Shaving Collection
National Science & Media Museum
London, UK
Open by pre-booking
https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.or...-(shaving)

Mühle Museum
Mühle London Barbershop
London, UK
Open
https://www.muehle-shaving.co.uk/blog/ta...hle-museum

Giovanni Lorenzi Collection
G. Lorenzi - 1929 Coltellinaio
Milan, Italy
Appointments, apparently
https://www.fondazionecologni.it/en/inte...ni-lorenzi

Feather Museum of Razors
Seki, Gifu, Japan
Open
https://www.feather-museum.com/about.html

Yeah, finally a museum for the bearded. I won’t be surprised if I see Philips advertising somewhere among the exhibits ...

Wow, this is a great idea! I have often had to argue with people who think that history or theory is not interesting. I think you've met them too. I've heard arguments like "we're interested in what's going on in the industry right now". And it seems to me that this is a position for the lazy. If you don't know how it all began, it will be difficult for you to assess the stage of development that exists now. I just recently enrolled in a local beauty school. There doesn't seem to be anything on the topic of museums and old instruments in my program, but I'd love to make it my "extracurricular activity".

Great post! Thanks. 

Here’s a couple of pictures if a barbershop exhibit in a museum in Whitehorse, Yukon that we came across when we were in town for a wedding a few years back. 

Great post. I’ll have to catch a few in my travels.

I've seen some of your collections. Some of you can start your own museums.