Stoomgemaal Vier Noorder Koggen

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Dutch Steam Museum
Nederlands Stoommachinemuseum

Location within Netherlands
Established	1985
Location	Oosterdijk 4 1671 HJ Medemblik Netherlands
Coordinates	52°45′36″N 5°07′04″E / 52.760030°N 5.117735°E / 52.760030; 5.117735
Type	Science museum Industrial heritage
Website	Official website

The Dutch Steam Museum is a historical and science museum and former pumping station located on the IJsselmeer at Medemblik in the Netherlands. Constructed in 1869, the steam engines operated until the completion of an electric pumping station at Wervershoof in 1975. The museum is opened during the summer and tells the history of steam engines and the industrial revolution.