of construction, had its own water closet, a revolutionary feature for working class dwellings in England. Roberts went on to design the Model Houses shown at the Great Exhibition, now re-erected in Kennington [...] Parnell House and managed by the Peabody Trust. There is usually public access to some of the flats on Heritage Days each September.

of many industries helped preserve the often iconic architecture, which is now being used by brand new and young industries. The participants of the "Study & Work Camp" will trace the industrial history [...] The camp adopts an explicitly hands-on approach. In addition to the exciting insights into industrial heritage, the agenda includes work in a restoration workshop and in museums: how are museum objects

almost completely preserved plant facilities are a unique record of German industrial heritage. No other site dedicated to the industrial extraction and processing of basalt owns more machines, tools and buildings [...] with the implementation of the first rock crusher and a train loading facility, thus launching industrial basalt extraction and providing Enspel, located in the economically underdeveloped Westerwald, [...] some of them added later to be used until 2001, are a representative example of the basalt working industry in the Westerwald region and beyond. In 1992 a small mammal with patagium (gliding membranes) was

to the objective of the "European Academy of Industrial Heritage" to encourage students to seek employment within the context of European industrial heritage and thereby generate well-trained staff for [...] by the 'European Academy of Industrial Heritage' made the students very aware of this – both in theory and in practice." ERIH project 'European Academy of Industrial Heritage' with video of the students' [...] the maintenance and management of the industrial legacy. The seminar included lectures by local and international experts as well as excursions to relevant industrial monuments. As a result, the students

management of industrial heritage requires a wide range of knowledge and skills. Industrial heritage is more than just industrial buildings and machinery, the "tangible" remains of industry. It also includes [...] as well as sector-specific social routines and intangible heritage. But this knowledge is in danger of being lost over time. Today, heritage organisations are increasingly facing the retirement of their [...] 2020 Annual Conference in Oberhausen. Under the theme 'Keeping the wheels turning. Making industrial heritage fit for generational change' , the conference showcased practical examples of preserving and

1964 and it reopened as a museum in 1970, one of the first industrial heritage projects in Italy. Sulphur is an element with many industrial uses, especially to make gunpowder, matches, fertilisers and

Summerlee is a heritage park with a large exhibition hall whose aim is ‘to preserve and interpret the history of the local coal, iron, steel and engineering industries, and of the communities that depended

textile industry, particularly in the region centred on Borås and the expanding industrial city of Norrköping. Towards the end of the century, Sweden profited greatly from the Second Industrial Revolution [...] heavy industry, including energy, chemical and machine-tool industries and wood-based paper manufacturing. Fed by the country’s enormous hydroelectric potential, a flourishing electrical industry emerged [...] ON THE INDUSTRIAL HISTORY OF SWEDEN Listen Sweden’s long road to becoming an industrial nation followed a familiar path in that the process began with agricultural surpluses and a consequent population

The engineer and entrepreneur Marc Séguin made important contributions to the industrial development of France, especially in the 1820s and 1830s. He pioneered French railways, patented the multi-tube [...] railway – from Saint-Étienne to Lyon. He visited the Stockton and Darlington Railway in northern England in 1825 and bought two locomotives from George Stephenson. The railway company was created in 1827

metal working industries. This made Saxony the cradle of the German automotive engineering and home to renowned automobile manufacturers until today. The Saxon Route of Industrial Heritage" developed by [...] TMGS illustrates the industrial history of the region with a selection of 51 sites, including exciting museums as well as active plants. Leading sectors are mining, textile industry, vehicles and transport [...] transport, food and beverage, and the printing industry. Outstanding architecture is part of the route, too.

many aspects of the history of the region has three principal exhibits that relate to the industrial heritage. The mechanical engineering workshop of Johann Hansson was established in 1907 and used hy [...] generator is by Siemens & Schuckert, and a later turbine was by R T Gilkes and Gordon of Kendal in England.

carding in the 1790s, possibly by smuggling machines from England. From 1816 their factory was powered by a London-built steam engine. The textile industry stimulated the development of engineering, and companies [...] Brno grew from the late 18th century to be one of the principal industrial cities in Europe. The manufacture of woollen cloth was introduced by a state-sponsored company in 1764. The German Wilhelm Mundy

The Industrial Gas Museum operates in the premises of Athens gasworks. When entering the museum, the visitor can get general information on industrial history and industrial heritage. Inside the museum [...] the adaptive re-use of an industrial complex. The scale of the buildings, once used for producing gas for the city, is as eloquent a statement of the significance of the industry as any of the displays in

and Lysbuen is part of the Rjukan–Notodden World Heritage Site. Located in mountains and river valleys, this commemorates the world’s first industrial production of mineral fertilizer in 1905, from nitrogen [...] 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. The

of the population. The Terracotta Museum preserves and displays the rich cultural heritage that grew from this industry. It is housed in a former pottery factory enhanced by impressive new architectural [...] exhibition is divided into four sections: raw materials and environmental conditions, pre-industrial ceramics, industrial-era ceramics and artistic ceramics. The collection, which is displayed throughout the

Related Links WIKIPEDIA: Textile manufacture during the Industrial Revolution Textile History - Invention of Textile The Heritage of the Textile Industry. Thematic Study for TICCIH Sites of the Theme Route [...] the long road to power looms. The mechanisation of the textile industry began with spinning. The striking lack of yarn in the wool industry, one of the most important sectors of the British economy, led [...] countries were able to keep pace with Great Britain. Competitive weaving industries were established mainly in the New England states of the USA, in France, Switzerland, Germany and Belgium. These also

from 1578-1864 and made an important contribution to the energy supply in the transition to the industrial age. The Elsterfloßgraben as a technical monument stretches across three federal countries, starting [...] about log rafting, which together with timber rafting as a whole has been an intangible cultural heritage of the Federal Republic of Germany since 2014, as well as about the raft ditch as a technical monument [...] offers such as excursions, lectures or practical log rafting. In this way, intangible and tangible heritage can be linked and make this come alive.

illuminates the diverse interrelationships between industry and art and thus once again highlights the rich experience of Silesia's industrial heritage. Industriada 2023 [...] festival is "Art (in) Industry". Indeed, INDUSTIRADA draws many exciting connections between the two sectors. One of the outstanding architectural achievements of the industrial age in Silesia, for example [...] hardships of this kind of work, questions the unlimited faith in technical progress. Representing industry serving art is the Artistic Casting Department in Gliwice. The former royal iron foundry was one

Whitehaven is one of the most spectacular harbours in England, and was built in the eighteenth century partly for shipping coal from mines along the Cumbrian coast, but also for the use of traders to America [...] Several potteries flourished in Whitehaven from the eighteenth century, and a factory-based flax industry grew up in the town. The Barracks Mill, an iron-framed building of 1809, has been adapted as housing

which was fully taken over by the Great Western Railway in 1876. With other lines in south-west England the branch was converted to standard gauge in 1892. It was heavily used in the years after the Second [...] 10.8 km from the popular resort of Paignton to the terminus at Kingswear. It was taken over by a heritage railway project and is now run by a company that also operates cruise vessels on the River Dart [...] Dartmouth where they can see the Royal Navy college and Dartmouth Castle, which is maintained by English Heritage. The railway is part of a commercial operation in which volunteers are involved only to a limited