people. The mill shows beautifully maintained equipment for grinding, sifting and bagging flour. Panels tell the story of the factory and the whole production process from field to kitchen. In the warehouse

by the Romgaz company to mark a century since the first commercial natural gas well in Romania. It tells the story of the country’s gas industry. The building is an attractive villa at Medias, in the largest

Sulzer steam engine and many textile and shoe production machines come to life in the exhibition. Tools tell of the importance of craftsmanship despite mechanization; pieces of leather can be touched and smelled

as well as industry. To this day, the company is owned by the two founding families. The museum tells the success story of the company and presents the diverse products it has manufactured over the decades

Overlooking St Helier Marina, the Maritime Museum tells the history of the island of Jersey’s maritime environment and seafaring past. It is housed in five granite warehouses built in the 1880s that became

dating from between the end of the nineteenth century and the present day. A 1950s tapestry visually tells the story of aluminium’s production process (this was itself classified as a Historic Monument in

manufacturing process: mouth-blowing, hand-carving, sand etching, gilding and enamelling. An exhibition tells the story of the glass and crystal manufacturing as a central part of local village life. There are

transferred to the museum. The main exhibition of the Forssa Museum, the City of Colourful Cloth, tells the story of Forssa community. Museum Gallery Moletti, an atmospheric little gallery, focuses on

heritage artifacts with digital content (3D video, VR, holographic projections, mapping) in order to tell the story of our community. This local community was formed by the mining industry, which allowed

is the handsome wooden building of the first match factory of Jönköping, built in 1848. The museum tells the stories of the people who worked in the factory, how it functioned, and how matches became a major

and suppliers turned the port metropolis into Europe's oil capital. The Aberdeen Maritime Museum tells the story of the city's long relationship with the sea. It houses a unique collection on shipbuilding

amethyst, malachite and quartz among others. There are also displays of equipment, maps and lamps that tell the story of mining in the area from the Middle Ages onwards.

authentic replica workings built by the mining company for training purposes in the 1960s. The museum tells the story of mining in the region, first documented in 1434. It explains geology and displays many

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

industries represented are not just wool but also cotton, silk and synthetic fibres. The museum also tells the story of the textile industries in Valdagno and their development.

the shipowners of Genova and migration to and from Italy by sea. The exhibition about emigration tells the story of the transatlantic liners to New York with a simulator showing a journey from the Strait

former tobacco warehouse dating from 1869 on the Quai de Citadelle at the Bassin de Commerce. It tells of the herring fishery of the Middle Ages, the naval wars during the period of European expansion

Museum. This was set up by a voluntary group in 1964 and opened in 1971. It has five galleries telling the story of industries of special importance in the region: coal mining, railways, bicycle-making

MUNA is short for ‘ammunition factory’ and this museum tells the story of production for the Luftwaffe near Grebenhain from 1936 to 1945. The museum opened in 2011 in the old village elementary school

shows 1,800 coin-operated exhibits. There are machines to sell sweets, chocolate or sausages or to tell your weight. There are machines that play music, made between the nineteenth century and the modern