of china flower making – and have a go yourself. There is a children’s trail and exhibition which tell the story of the works, and craftspeople produce modern wares in its small workshops. Even the toilets

the Museum at Thetford. The Museum, housed in the Old Paint Shop of the famous St. Nicholas Works, tells the story of the Charles Burrell Company, the people who laboured there, and the wonderful machinery

which opened in the main wing of the residential complex in 2006 and has been continuously expanded, tells the fascinating story of this social programme with over 6,000 exhibits. Visitors can explore the

Blast Furnace Museum has been set up outside the plant in the historic former pipeline building and tells the story of the steelworks site through objects, old documents, photographs and film footage. For

museum, the interior of the barge where the bargee and his family lived – along with other documents – tells visitors of life and work in bygone times. Guided tours of the site, boat trips on the canal, or beside

and it was not until the invention of the steam engine that man finally took control. Prickwillow tells the early story but also the later one too, when steam pumps finally gave way to the more efficient

be reduced. A main road passes over the sluice and the adjoining structures. Interpretation boards tell the full story and afterwards you can relax in the excellent restuarant and public house built for

Ask most people in the West Midlands about Stourport-on-Severn, and they will tell you it is a great day out. The town is popular with visitors from the urban areas because of its beautiful riverside setting

to the walls. While the boats are floating almost silently through the underworld the mine guides tell the story of a so called Treasurer still haunting the place. Back to the surface, visiting the pit

The road from Theux is lined with industrial buildings. Shortly behind the sign telling you that you are entering Sprimont there is another smaller sign pointing the way to the Museum of Stone. The road [...] stone industry in Sprimont. Historic photos, tools and a replica of a simple wooden quarryman´s hut tell of the hard lives and arduous working conditions endured by the men, women, and children working in

visitor mine in the 1980s. Here guides take guests on a vivid tour of the underground galleries and tell them all about the arduous and hazardous work of the miners. Back on the surface, visitors can take

vegetables for the kitchens. In the halls, enormous harvesting machines and interpretation boards tell the celebrated story of Norfolk´s agricultural revolution. Reminders of appalling rural poverty jostle

has spacious car parking facilities. It is also home to the William Marriott Railway Museum that tells the story of the line, located in the rebuilt goods shed. The line was originally opened in June 1887

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

following year it was first suggested that the building would be an appropriate location for a museum to tell the story of Great Yarmouth and its herring industry. The aroma of herring still lingers in the museum´s

road Roundabout is located in Letchworth on Sollershott East. The First Garden City Heritage Museum tells the story of the Garden City Movement from its origins to the present day. It is housed in a beautiful

Scheduled Monument and carefully managed by the Museum and English heritage. There are two stories to tell at Langford, one of fresh water and one of power. You can explore both on your visit to this important

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

Cefn Coed Colliery Museum is situated in the heart of the picturesque Dulais Valley and tells the story of colliery life from Victorian times to the 1950s. The museum is housed in the original colliery

The 18 rooms in the museum cover a total of 500 square metres and contain around 150 exhibits that tell visitors about the history of newspapers from the beginnings right up to the "Spiegel" affair in 1962;