use of some recordings of people who remember Allihies in the early twentieth century or who can re-tell stories told them by their ancestors. One section of the museum deals with emigration to the United

was completed in 2006 and it is now reckoned the best-preserved waterworks in Ireland. Exhibitions tell the story of how water was supplied to Cork over three centuries, but the interactive displays are

at the Südbahn Museum, which opened in 2004. Two listed railway sheds and the historic roundhouse tell the story of the Südbahn from its earliest designs to the present day. The varied exhibition ranges

band wheels, belts and hand gears of this mechanical artwork. The colleagues show the machines and tell about card games manufacture. All cards are handmade from the idea to the finish. Once in while you

the evidence of a mining settlement and a colliery. The Ferrería itself has turned to be a museum telling the story of the pioneers of the Spanish steel industry. Original machines and their replicas show

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

early nineteenth century, after which the spirit became popular all over Europe. The museum which tells the story of the industry is located in a mansion house of 1829 that was one of the first large-scale

Asturias and helped making Gijón the town it is today. The museum, featuring more than 1,000 exhibits, tells this story as if it happened the minute before.

rebuilt in the 16th century; and Palazzo San Giorgio, now headquarters of the Port Authority, it tells a story dating back to the MiddleAges in his buildings, beautifully restored and re-invented in the

explains the origins of salt and brine, shows various crystalline structures of natural minerals and tells the story of salt production along the Hellweg trade route in Westphalia. Many interactive exhibits

The earliest, from the sixteenth century, related to experimental flying apparatus, and the museum tells in some detail the story of Man’s subsequent attempts to fly, and has some important artefacts relating

region, with the power plant symbolising a new, promising technology. The museum installed in it today tells the story of the Light Factory through the eyes of the working people. In a series of brief video

one of nine museums that came together as the University Museum System of Padua in 2005. The museum tells the story of electrical technology and of the ways in which it affects every aspect of daily life

supported by a voluntary association, the Forderverein Esche-Museum eV, was established in 2001. It tells the story of the hosiery industry from the time when it was entirely a domestic manufacture, through

has housed a museum of social history, where artefacts, images, moving film and interactive displays tell the story of Glasgow’s people from 1750 until 2000. There is extensive coverage of trade unions and

manufacturing premises in the area, the Papyrus paper mill, ceased working in 2006. The museum galleries tell the story of the various industries in Mőlndal, currently with particular emphasis on the Lindome

restored home of the first director of the mines, Charles Defrance, born in Metz in 1839. Displays tell the story of the mining community in Visnes, and visitors are able to examine the remains of the copper

has since declined but one mill remains in production, although in foreign ownership. The museum tells the story of papermaking through the centuries, with particular emphasis on what is now the Belgian

King’s Own Scottish Borderers, a display entitled ‘By Beat of Drum’ managed by English Heritage which tells the story of the British infantryman, and the Berwick-upon-Tweed Museum & Art Gallery, which is concerned

at Sochaux stands alongside the huge car plant of PSA Peugeot-Citroën, the largest in France. It tells the complex story of the development of the family business since the brothers Jean-Pierre and Je