Gallery tells the story of mid-Cheshire people from earliest times to the present day. Moving Around Gallery tells the story of the area’s transport networks. Making Salt Gallery, which tells the story

are set up like in a department store to tell the story of the mining era in Limburg. The ground floor is dedicated to mining and the miners. The first floor tells of the prosperity that the coal industry

the 1990's. The museum is located in the former power plant building of the iron and steelworks. It tells the story of the Silesian iron and steel industry. The focus of the exhibition entitled "The Iron [...] plans are presented on 2,500 square metres. Mementos and recorded memories of the former metalworkers tell of their hard work and how they relaxed from it. An 8-minute film presents the history and the role

Trout adit is made on... boats. The guide takes tourists across from one shaft to the other while telling mining stories.

to working order as a result of a major grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund. A new visitor centre tells the story of windmills, cornmilling and the people who lived and worked in this demanding industry [...] work of civil engineering controlling the drainage of the Great Ouse River. Interpretation boards tell the story of the original construction by the famous engineer Sir John Rennie, and its subsequent

museum documents the proud history of early ironmaking and coal production in this valley. It also tells the story of the Hanbury family and features their unique collection of Pontypool and Usk tinplate

protective clothing, travel 1.5 kilometres into the pit on the original mine railway. Experienced miners tell the story of their past world of work in old tunnels and mines three hundred metres underground, where

Funchal, the original power station, was established to commemorate the centenary of the event. It tells the story of how, from small beginnings with street lighting in the capital, electricity came to be

production of iron and steel. The museum project was launched in 1986. Displays in an old school building tell the story of mining in the area between the rivers Sieg and Heller from prehistoric times until the

mash. The museum is located in a building alongside the brewery, and uses interactive displays to tell the story of brewing in the region since the early nineteenth century. It incorporates the plant from

for paper-making and printing, the power plant and displays extending through sixteen galleries telling the mill’s history, and describing the social lives of the workers. There are regular workshops teaching

Estonia, making beer, cider and soft drinks. The Beer Museum is in a malt tower of 1898. Large displays tell the story of brewing from ancient times to the present and include brewing equipment and ephemera

century. The museum, established in 1989, is located in a nineteenth-century textile warehouse, tells the story of the cotton industry in the valley, with particular emphasis on the experiences of the

Stokmarknes is a small port town in the north of Norway. The museum tells the story of the shipping route along the coast that was vitally important before good roads and aeroplanes. The steamship company

the cocoons to winding the silk from them, spinning thread and weaving textiles. Displays and videos tell visitors about the entrepreneurs and the lives of nineteenth-century factory workers. There is a shop

still has a plant in Donostia-San Sebastián. The museum occupies a modern building and its displays tell the story of mortars from antiquity to the present day, with particular emphasis on the Industrial

Located in the heart of the west Wales countryside the National Wool Museum tells the story of the forty mills once clustered around Dre-fach Felindre. Cambrian Mills, the only mill left in the village

worth fighting for. Join a march through time at the People’s History Museum, a national museum telling the story of the development of democracy in Britain over two centuries. Meet the revolutionaries

to the industrial development of the area. There are restored limestone kilns with interpretation telling of the roasting of limestone for agricultural and industrial purposes. The site now makes an ideal

has recently been restored to its former glory. The Engine is accompanied by an audio-visual show telling the story of the Engine’s life at Trencherfield Mill from 1907 to the present day. Additional on-site