The 2006 Tesla Museum and Science Center
Conference on NIKOLA TESLA

Welcome to the home page of The Tesla Wardenclyffe Project.
Our mission is the preservation and adaptive reuse of Wardenclyffe,
the 112 year-old laboratory of electrical pioneer Nikola Tesla
located in Shoreham, Long Island, New York.

The Peerless Photo Products site presently includes a 94' x 94' brick building designed by noted turn-of-the-century architect Stanford White, the perimeter foundation wall of the communications facility's wireless transmission tower, and a number of newer structures.

We are presently working in cooperation with the Long Island based group Friends of Science East, to preserve this one remaining monument to Nikola Tesla's engineering legacy 

• Placement of the 16 acre site on the National Register of Historic Places;
• Restoration of the building and stabilization of the tower foundation;
• Conversion of the site into a science museum complex to be known as the
  Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe.

You are invited to become a member of the Tesla Wardenclyffe Project.

Tesla Q&A 

Tesla Photograph Archive 

The Nikola Tesla Lecture Series and Wardenclyffe Traveling Exhibit 

Who are we?

Related files and links 

In the News:

• Tesla's Wardenclyffe Property Saved, May 16, 2013

• Rally of Support for Preservation of Nikola Tesla’s Wardenclyffe Laboratory: “This Place Matters

• Plan Would Create Suffolk Museum for Physicist Tesla

• Cleanup Reaches Milestone

• Clean Up at the Agfa Site 

• Peerless Photo Products Site Remediation Progress Report: The Cleanup Continues

• Shoreham Hamlet Study Updated―Includes Tesla lab site recommendations

• Remedy Proposed for the Peerless Photo Products Site