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

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

glassmaking furnace - the very spot where world history was made. Let Joe, a glassmaker from 1887, tell you how the making of glass for windows was revolutionised by the Pilkington Company. You´ll hear

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

replaced by a steam-driven brickworks which operated until 1963. The museum was opened in 2003 and tells the story of the birth of mining in the Ruhr valley at the start of the industrial revolution.

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

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

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

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

operation. The waterland Neeltje Jans reveals a fascinating panorama along the gigantic barrier and tells of the age-old struggle between mankind and the sea.

sections, it presents the history of mobility at the end of the 19th century, displays exhibits and tells stories about the overhead railway. The highlight is a virtual ride on the suspension railway in a

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

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

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