in the hold of a clipper from India to Dundee before being confronted with the appalling factory conditions under which children were forced to work. They are then given the chance to contrast this to the

life of Abraham Ganz, the history of the building, the role of foundries in Hungary and living conditions of the workers in the nineteenth century; cupolas and cranes are displayed, together with samples

This training mine for the coal industry was created to demonstrate varied conditions and situations in a safe way – it therefore feels less controlled and more authentic than many ‘real’ preserved mines

aircraft, ploughs and a narrow-gauge railway. A row of cottages is furnished to show changing living conditions: in 1870, 1910, 1942 and 1970. The museum has a farm shop selling agricultural produce and a bistro

make them visible through electronic and/or traditional media creation of favourable framework conditions for institutions active in the fields of industrial culture and history of technology promoting

crushing of the ore to the finished product. The second floor explores the evolution of working conditions and the industry’s impact on health and the environment. The collection includes art, toys, household

cylinder press, which is capable of printing sheets up to 1 m by 1.3 m. All machines are in working condition and there are live demonstrations. Visitors have the opportunity to try using machines and tools

mine’s history and working life. Visitors can try crawling through a narrow space to sense the tough conditions. Tours are available in Norwegian and English. The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is held underground

Montego MX, and an Amphicar 770 that could drive on land or water. Many of the cars are in working condition following careful restoration on site. Other objects include car radios, licence plates, jukeboxes

building which was purchased by a group of beer enthusiasts in 1986 when it was in a derelict condition. Touch-screen displays illustrate brewing from the Gallo-Roman times to the present, showing in

Volkswagen, Mercedes, Citroen, Jaguar, Maserati and Ferrari. All the cars are kept in beautiful condition and many are rented for films and weddings.

restoration projects. The Hawker Hurricane was recovered from the sea in 1995 and put into working condition. Outside are an air-raid warden’s post, a memorial chapel built in 2012 and a memorial garden.

pages during the Second World War are fully explained. There are also displays showing working conditions at the factory.

operate a model railway layout. The association has workshops where it keeps vehicles in drivable condition.

the brands Fiat, Lancia and Abarth during the past one hundred years – all displayed in perfect condition. There are also models made by Alfa Romeo, Autobianchi and Jeep. Opened 2019, the HUB is located

nearly 1km on a train and continues on foot for 300m. Guides explain the working techniques and conditions underground to the sound of equipment. Visitors see the bottom of a vertical shaft dug for ore

ploughs and other equipment are also on display. Domestic reconstructions show everyday living conditions between the 18th century and the 1990s.

control equipment. The buildings are preserved by the Municipality of Tomar in their original condition with the addition of graphic displays

The museum gives an insight into the living conditions of working people in the new industries of Finland from around 1900 until the 1960s. The forestry and papermaking company Tornator began a factory

survivals such as a car and an ambulance adapted to ride on rails. Visitors see exhibits largely in the condition in which they were rescued. Around the museum is the open-air village museum, which preserves over