GA (Glück Auf: good luck) the traditional miners’ greeting. Between 1883 and 1932 the caves were linked to the village of Hinterbrühl by one of Europe’s first electric tramways. In 1943, during the Second

compared with the almost contemporary Caledonian and Göta canals. With other waterways it provides a link between the Black Sea and the Baltic. It passes through landscapes of outstanding ecological interest

leased 162 ha of the former estate in 1992 and the open air museum opened in October 1994. It is linked with an adjacent hotel which includes a Russian sauna. The museum follows the pattern of other S

large-scale population movements as a result of labour migration. The exhibition "Linking Europe" focuses on these international links and demonstrates the connections between local stories and the wider picture [...] factory of the Streetcar Museum in Porto. All participants in “Linking Europe” can also be viewed in our virtual exhibition. If you have a linking Europe story to tell at your industrial heritage site and have [...] "LINKING EUROPE" ERIH'S PROJECT SHOWING THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF THE HISTORY OF EUROPEAN INDUSTRIALISATION Listen Europe's industrial development has always been characterised by cross-border trade in

Cologne and Aix-la-Chapelle in Germany with the Belgian cities of Liège and Antwerp. The railway line linked the Rhineland with a seaport – a way to avoid the expensive Dutch customs tariffs on the River Rhine

and Eduardo Aznar founded the Compañía Minera de Sierra Menera. A 204 km railway line was built to link the mines of Ojos Negros, Teruel, with the new port infrastructures for exporting iron ore to other

important site for industrial archaeology, and it is along the “Road of the wool”, an ancient route that links Biella to Borgosesia, the seat of an old wool market.

in 1862 the gradually flourishing city of Zagreb was connected to the Austrian Southern Railway, linking it to the Austrian trading port of Trieste – and that city immediately appropriated Rijeka’s trade [...] of resources, low productivity and a trade deficit with rapidly mushrooming foreign debt. Related Links Industrial and technical heritage on Kvarner WIKIPEDIA: Economy of Croatia World Atlas: The biggest

the Summer Palace in Zarskoye Selo opened for demonstration purposes in 1837 and was followed by a link between Warsaw, at that time under Russian rule, and the Austro-Hungarian border. From 1851 trains [...] dramatic shortages of consumer goods, and the constant fear of the ruthless power of the state. Related Links WIKIPEDIA: Industrialization in the Soviet Union WIKIPEDIA: Economy of Russia World Atlas: What are

industrialised and prosperous regions of the Soviet Union – just as it was under the czars. Related Links ERIH Link List WIKIPEDIA: Economy of Estonia World Atlas: What are the biggest industries in Estonia? Türi [...] ers in the world. As so often, railway construction provided the impetus for further foundings. A link from Paldiski to Saint Petersburg via Tallinn and Narva opened in 1870. A narrow-gauge railway line

severe shortage of consumer goods, and also neglected to develop the service sector. Related Links ERIH Link-List WIKIPEDIA: Economy of Latvia World Atlas: What are the biggest industries in Latvia? Līgatne [...] the Russo-Balt Wagon Factory and machinery works were founded in the suburb Bolderai. Once the rail links to the breadbaskets of southern Russia and the Ukraine were completed, grain trading triggered a massive

products such as machine tools, televisions and computers for military and civilian use. Related Links ERIH Link-List WIKIPEDIA: Economy of Lithuania World Atlas: What are the biggest industries in Lithuania [...] the railway from Saint Petersburg to Warsaw. 1873 saw the opening of the King Wilhelm Canal, which linked the Memel with the port of Klaipėda and allowed mariners to circumvent the Curonian Lagoon. The first

the new fuels petroleum and natural gas, the Ukraine’s dependence on Russia only increased. Related Links WIKIPEDIA: Economy of Ukraine World Atlas: What are the biggest industries in Ukraine? Heinrich Böll

oriented toward finished goods, its high educational level and a great proportion of services. Related Links WIKIPEDIA: Economy of Slovenia World Atlas: What are the biggest industries in Slovenia Domžale. J

and one of the founders of the National Gallery of Ireland. A bridge in Belfast completed in 1995 linking the railways to the north with the line south towards the Irish Republic was named after him, and

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Rotterdamsche Tramweg Maatschappij was founded in 1878 and became the principal transport operator linking the city with the islands of South Holland and Schouwen-Duiveland. It originally operated horse trams [...] 1881, and later had electric trams that in due course worked over a network of 235 km of tramways, linking with the company’s ferries. Trams and ferries became redundant during the reconstruction that followed

company that also operates cruise vessels on the River Dart between Dartmouth and Totnes, and buses that link Totnes with Paignton. Integrated packages of rail, river and road transport are available to visitors

The railway linking the station at Headcorn on the main line from London to Ashford and the Channel Ports with Robertsbridge on the South Eastern Railway’s line to Hastings was built under the terms of

passenger services the following year. Further projects created an alternative route out of London and a link at Banbury to the Great Western railway and lines to southern and western England. From 1958 services