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. You can climb through the

aristocratic Solages family, who in the 19th century installed steam engines and developed a glass industry. The miners of Carmaux went on strike in 1892 and were famously supported in their struggle against [...] socialist politician Jean Jaurès (1859-1914), who is commemorated by a statue in the town. The mining museum at Cagnac les Mines, 10 km south of Carmaux, with a show mine in which visitors can go 350 m underground [...] colossal machines used in open-cast mining in the late 20th century are displayed. There is also a glass museum at Carmaux (Musée du Verre) in a building called the ‘Orangerie’, not an appendage of an aristocratic

range of activities offered by the museum. All this has only been made possible by the steadfast commitment of the Friends of the Museum who, after setting up the museum, are now responsible for running [...] opening of the Hugo Junkers Technology Museum on the site of the old Junkers works in Dessau marked the crowning moment of their efforts. The finest exhibit in the museum is a Ju 52/3m aircraft which was recovered [...] in his name. Until his property was confiscated by the Nazis he was the major influence on the industrial development of the town of Dessau and the Free State of Anhalt. In 1922 technology enthusiasts

to science and industry, comparable with those of the Science Museum, London, the Conservatoire des Arts et Metiers in Paris and the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC. The museum was founded in [...] The Deutsches Museum von Meisterwerken der Naturwissenschaft und Technik (German Museum of the Masterpieces of Natural Science and Technology) holds one of the world’s most important collections of artefacts [...] stations to customers. The museum was severely damaged by bombing during the Second World War and was re-opened in stages, beginning with the library, from November 1945. The museum’s aeronautical exhibits

Production ceased in the early 1960s, but the building has been restored and includes a small museum of industrial history and a display space for art exhibitions.

The Industrial Revolution transformed popular entertainment. Nothing displays this more clearly than the development of mechanical rides at fairs from the mid-nineteenth century. Fairground rides across [...] engines made in England by Burrell and Fowler could be found in many countries. Dingle’s Fairground Heritage Collection displays a wide variety of rides and associated fairground equipment from the United [...] painted maroon, and examples of the heavy lorries that were adapted for the use of showmen. The indoor museum includes a gallery of fairground art, a feature of which is ‘Salome and the Dance of the Seven Veils’

centre for the car industry in the mid-twentieth century. Dingolfing Museum has a department devoted to industrial history as well as sections for local history and archaeology. The museum occupies three [...] the Upper Town (Obere Stadt); the industrial collections are in the impressive spaces of the former granary. The displays were redesigned in 2008 and won a Bavarian museum award. The first car manufacturer

important industry in the region after the invention of the process in the late eighteenth century. The nearby Thurn and Taxis Dobrovice sugar factory and distillery was founded in 1831. The museum presents [...] Dobrovická Muzea calls itself a museum of sugar, distilling, beet growing and the town of Dobrovice. It was opened in 2010 in a restored farmstead: the large courtyard of farm buildings was begun for the [...] Another exhibition follows the distilling process and its evolution, from fruit distilleries to industrial alcohol production. Finally, the history of Dobrovická from the Bronze Age to the present is traced

diversity, it resolutely pursues these objectives, acting as an interface between heritage institutions (archives, libraries, museums), the voluntary sector, research, and the general public. The CDMH collects [...] The Document Centre for Human Migrations (CDMH) has a particular interest in the heritage associated with migration and highlights this aspect by presenting it through specific itineraries.Established [...] CDMH is to make known the history of the inhabitants of the “Italie” district on the context of a “museum without walls”. It is in this context that the CDMH regularly organises trips in the district to

in time to when the factory played a very important role in the industry of the Biscay region, and to encounter its industrial heritage in a novel way.

for its large number of slate-faced buildings. Au Coeur de l’Ardoise is a museum concerned with the heritage of the slate industry in the region. Visitors can go on a 75-minute audio-guided tour that takes [...] are available in the museum shop. Au Coeur de l’Ardoise is linked through the organisation Le Réseau Ardoise d’Ardenne and the trail guide La Route d’Ardoise with similar slate museums at Alle-sur-Semois

Friedrichshafen on shore of the Bodensee (Lake Constance) is best-known in industrial history as the manufacturing and operating base for the airships built by Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin (1838-1917) [...] areas of engineering, particularly the manufacture of hardware for space exploration. The Dornier Museum occupies a striking modern building and its 400 exhibits include twelve original aircraft and two [...] tour of the Bodensee in a flight simulator. There are joint ticketing arrangements with the Zeppelin museum and with the operators of the catamaran service from Konstanz to Friedrichshafen.

Ecological dimension and sustainability vs. Industrial heritage– the case of Coal Mining Museum in Zabrze.pdf 04 E. Scott - Waterpower. Harnessing sustainable heritage and innovation at Cromford Mills Derbyshire [...] Bettina Quäschning What is the role of industrial heritage in the tourism marketing mix of Berlin.pdf 451.51 KB (pdf) 6 H. Spiering J.Schlutius Route of Industrial Heritage by bike. radrevier.ruhr.pdf 2.35 MB [...] Caltabiano Lost industrial places- a new tourism in central Europe.pdf 6.06 MB (pdf) 8 Cornelia Magnusson World Heritage Grimeton Radio Station.pdf 1.13 MB (pdf) 9 Dr Peter Wakelin Industrial heritage in a wider

to the idea of dealing with the topic of draught horse transport. Already for about 20 years, the museum has documented the global development of horse-driven transport.With its focus on the age of ind [...] before the beginning of the 20th century. The Zugpferdmuseum is about a type of ‘living and moving’ industrial history.

a seven-storey section on top of which is an oval, five-storey tower. The museum combines science and technology with industrial history. It was established in 1966 and moved to the factory building in [...] The entrance to the museum of science and technology, now titled Dresden Technical Collections, is on Schandauer Straße. The multi-storey building was a factory for the Ernemann camera company and was

history of the town of Tramagal, which itself became a brand name. The museum opened in 2017 in the former MDF factory in Tramagal. The museum follows the history of the MDF company from when it was established [...] engineering who founded the company Metalúrgica Duarte Ferreira (MDF). It made agricultural equipment, industrial machinery, safes, enamel ware and commercial vehicles among other products. Ferreira had an important

designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. It suffered severely from shelling during the wars of the early 1990s, but much of the damage has since been restored. The Maritime Museum originated as early [...] it was managed by the Yugoslav Academy of Arts and Sciences (JAZU), but became part of the city’s museum service from 1987. It occupies the first and second floors of St John’s Fortress, while a notable

The museum was founded in 2010. It is an independent museum which preserves the transport heritage of the city of Dundee and the surrounding areas. It is currently temporarily housed in a modern industrial [...] depot, a group of buildings dating from 1901, and hopes to restore the buildings and rehouse the museum there. Vehicles on show are either held in the collection or brought in for themed days. Visitors [...] of local businesses, military vehicles, motorbikes, emergency vehicles, buses or other transport heritage. The theme of future transport is explored through concept cars and vehicles once considered futuristic

company Duro Felguera SA. Many buildings survive and some are included in the Asturian Museum of the Steel Industry. [...] Asturias in the north of Spain had a small-scale iron industry in the eighteenth century. However, it had no large blast furnaces to make cast iron or works to manufacture wrought-iron until the investments [...] 1855, he realised there would be demand for iron and it could be the foundation for Spanish industrialization. At the age of 45 he determined to become an industrialist. In Madrid, he sought investment

there are exhibitions about this industrial history and a 3-d animation shows the development of 35 different industrial sites in the area. Among the key industries was the Teslić spirits distillery, [...] Sisak became an important centre of industry in the nineteenth century and twentieth century, thanks to its transport connections by railways and by the rivers Kupa and Sava to the Danube. In the information