The first exhibition is dedicated to the 130^th anniversary of the Surami railway tunnel (September 16, 1890), located on the Zestafoni-Khashuri section of the Georgian railway. You can see the exhibition in the hallway in front of the Scientific and Technical Library, to the right of the auditorium 6-209.

The second exhibition was opened to honor Belgian engineer and entrepreneur Georges Nagelmackers (1845 — 1905), who contributed to the construction of the world’s most famous train — the Orient Express. Exhibition stands are located on the 3rd floor of the Scientific and Technical Library, next to auditorium 6-314.

The third exhibition is dedicated to the famous Russian engineer, shipbuilder and aircraft designer Alexander Petrovich Van der Vliet (1870 — 1941), who in 1896 — 1902 worked as a tutor in mathematics and mechanics at the Institute of Transport Engineers (now PGUPS). Exhibition stands are on the 3rd floor of the Scientific and Technical Library, next to auditorium 6-312.

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