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

sudden growth of industry there in the nineteenth century. IMI, the Interactive Museum of Industry, tells the story of its wide range of trades – leather production, weaving, pottery, iron forging, carpentry

The Museo dell’Acqua e del Gas (Museum of Water and Gas) tells the story of the two public utilities in the city of Genoa. From the early thirteenth century some of the city’s water was delivered by the

staircases, on each of which are two single-room apartments. Nine of the apartments have been restored to tell the carefully-researched stories of nine families between 1909 and 1985. The museum is currently closed

former tobacco warehouse dating from 1869 on the Quai de Citadelle at the Bassin de Commerce. It tells of the herring fishery of the Middle Ages, the naval wars during the period of European expansion

and its partners from the first cars of the 1880s to racing cars and limousines of the 1960s. It tells the history of motoring from bicycles to motorbikes and cars. There is also a recreation of Carl Benz’s

1960s and the company still produces salt today. The old plant is now a museum. The Solana Museum tells the story of salt production from the Neolithic period to the present day. It displays ancient wooden

Angola, Brazil, Mozambique, Cape Verde and San Tomé & Prince, as well as Portugal itself. The museum tells the story of beer from the first century BC to the present with particular emphasis of the development

world population. Telemarksgalleriet and the World Heritage Center in the company town of Notodden tell this story and show art exhibitions in a monumental industrial building of the early twentieth century

1979, and one of them can still be rotated by an electric motor. The waterworks is now a museum that tells the complex story of how Berlin has been supplied with water over the centuries, showing how the

which visitors can see the brewery and watch brewers at work, as well as seeing the museum which tells the history of brewing in this part of the Black Forest. An unusual feature is a section on the cosmetic

generally which are managed by Manatour which shares the same address and telephone number. The museum tells the story of aviation in France from the early twentieth century. It incorporates the collection of

Located within two fine Georgian quayside buildings. Uses sounds, smells and reconstructions to tell the story of the port of Lancaster, the Lancaster Canal, fishing and the ecology of Morecambe Bay. The

was linked to the creation of a mint that has operated continuously for some 700 years. The museum tells the stories of mining and the manufacture of coins and medals. The collection began in the 18th century

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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

MUNA is short for ‘ammunition factory’ and this museum tells the story of production for the Luftwaffe near Grebenhain from 1936 to 1945. The museum opened in 2011 in the old village elementary school

ng has declined in recent decades. The municipality has developed a museum, opened in 2000, that tells the story of the close relationship between the town and the waters that pass through it. It is located

century. The kk foundry produced cannons, machine parts and tools. The museum opened in 1998. It tells the story of iron mining in the region and displays the history, techniques and products of iron casting

and suppliers turned the port metropolis into Europe's oil capital. The Aberdeen Maritime Museum tells the story of the city's long relationship with the sea. It houses a unique collection on shipbuilding