The Cambridge Museum of Technology is an industrial heritage museum located in Cambridge, England. The spaces are those of a combined waste pumping and destruction station built in 1894.

The Victorian pumping station itself still retains its original machinery through which nineteenth-century engineering and technology can be admired.

The Museum is, therefore, a point of reference for those who want to explore, appreciate and learn more about the industrial heritage and the history of which it is the spokesperson. The Cambridge Museum of Technology organizes, in addition to the more traditional museum exhibits, also audiovisual exhibits and hands-on exhibits along with activities for children. In addition, the Cambridge Museum of Technology, while located in one of the most famous academic centers in the world, offers a direct look at a lesser-known side of the city thanks to exhibits on Cambridge's forgotten industries.

Of all the exhibits, the museum's main attractions are undoubtedly two Hathorn Davey steam engines, one of which is fully operational and still functioning today.