surface recalling the shape of dikes and dams. Once again based on videos and projections, this section tells the story of large civil engineering works like reservoirs, canals, and hydroelectric plants. While

droppers allowing an exact medicine dispensing that were produced between 1907 and 1929. The museum tells the story of glass making in northern Hesse with particular reference to the glassworks in Immenhausen

furniture designs, lots of them ranking among the classics of this sector. There is also a video telling the story of Thonet’s furniture since 1836.

other historic plant, and are again generating electricity. A small museum was established which tells the story of the plant, and includes a portable engine of the type first used to generate electricity

these questions at Bursledon Brickworks in Southampton. The site which is now an industrial museum tells the whole story from the digging of the clay to the firing of the bricks. The most exciting parts

decks and in the engine room. The National Museum of the Royal Navy is also in the Dockyard, and tells the story of Britain’s fighting ships and those who manned them over the centuries. Many of the buildings

Hoffmann kiln, which was in operation between 1887 and 1966, provides the architectural setting and also tells the story of the former Galotti brickworks based here. On two further floors, the museum captures

a total of around 2000 square meters of exhibition space in over 40 rooms. More than 2000 exhibits tell about the exciting history, the interesting culture and the extraordinarily diverse nature of the

artistic printing techniques. The "Modern Paper" department focuses on audiovisual interpretation and tells, among other things, the story of the factory workers. A special museum deals with the history of

seemingly inexhaustible supply of iron ore from Kiruna in neighboring Sweden. Museum Nord - Narvik tells the story of the rapid emergence of Narvik as a result of the demand for iron ore at the turn of last

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

but "blue spots" – that is lakes – on the map. Only the few remaining open-cast mining machines will tell the story of the extraordinary technical achievements that were essential for lignite surface mining

former dyeshop of the cotton mill houses Työväenmuseo Werstas - the Finnish Labour Museum. The Museum tells the over two-hundred-year-old story of Tampere’s industry. The exhibition describes how Tampere became

traditional beers in Poland is brewed in this small pretty town, and the local Brewery Museum will tell you how this came about. On your visit you will be expressly requested to do things which are mostly

been officially recognised as a health resort. The museum in the Borlach tower uses vivid means to tell visitors about the history of local salt production. The graduation tower still works: indeed it is

museum is situated in the reconstructed Boiler House of the Foxton Boat Lift. Opened in 1989, it tells the story of the Lift and the local canals, with extensive archives as well as objects from the site

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

The displays at Schneeberg Passeier, which can only be reached on foot from the Passeier Valley, tell the story of lead and zinc mines that were worked from the middle ages until 1967. The museum also

from the 1920s, shows the history of industrialisation in Nuremberg from 1800 to the present day. It tells the story of how people's working and everyday lives have changed from the invention of the steam

museum which opened in 1997 with machines of the early 20th century brought in from elsewhere. Displays tell the story of textile manufacturing from earliest times, and some rare early 19th century wooden machines