the remains of a Moorish bath house, once used as a stable but now part of the museum displays. Two sections of the museum are of particular relevance to the theme of Industry and War. There is a room [...] victualling store of 1807. Responsibility for historic artefacts rests with the Gibraltar National Museum, established in 1930 by the then Governor General Sire Alexander Godley. It occupies Ordnance House

powered by a 10.5 m diameter waterwheel, is now a museum. It includes the only lead mine in North-East England that is regularly open to the public. The museum is celebrated for its facilities for children

formed in 1992, and the first trains under its auspices ran in 1996. The society’s engine shed and museum are located near Cheddleton station which remains in its original nineteenth-century condition. The

essentially a museum of the applied arts, but its collections are an illuminating resource for anyone concerned with the industrial history of Europe. It was founded, as the South Kensington Museum, in the year [...] 1856, and the museum became the first to provide a restaurant for its visitors the following year. In 1858 gas lighting enabled evening openings, giving access for working people. The museum has more than [...] century at Tula, 190 km south of Moscow, where Dutch craftsmen settled between 1625 and 1650. The museum holds a large collection of architectural models and drawings. Models currently exhibited include

fleeces of merino sheep imported from Australia. Bursa is now the fourth largest city in Turkey. The museum opened in 2011 in the restored factory. The displays follow the processes all the way from raw wool [...] factory, one of the preserved sections is the laboratory for testing fibres, yarns and fabrics. The museum also has a section on silk manufacturing, which has a very long history in Bursa. The displays follow

The museum opened in 2002 in a former silk factory. It is the collection of the Tofaş company, which has manufactured cars in Bursa since 1971, collaborating with Fiat and other brands. The city is today [...] today an important centre for manufacturing cars and automotive parts. The inspiration for the museum is a chariot of the sixth century BCE, reconstructed together with the tumulus where it was buried with

and fire engines. The focus of the museum is on the history of workers, especially the women and children who did the most dangerous work at the match factory. The museum is located in the workshops where [...] Other collections include rare Tidhaholms Bruk vehicles, matchboxes, and match-making equipment. The museum had a major refurbishment in 2020. In the old match factory a lithographic workshop continues the

Volunteers made efforts to preserve it but demolition began in 2013. At Malmberga they have created a museum at one of the stations, where artefacts have been saved. They give monthly guided tours in summer

he ropery at Älvängen was a family business started in 1848 that moved to Älvängen in 1917, a small town 30 kilometres north of Gothenburg. The P. A. Carlmark ropery was due to be demolished when it c

Nazi forces the same year. The factory is a monument to the resistance and is part of the National Museum of Užice. It produced arms and ammunition in an underground vault of the National Bank of the Kingdom

The Museum was founded i n 1950. It is owned by Serbian Railways. The main museum in the centre of Belgrade occupies a large neoclassical building completed in 1931 for the Yugoslavian Ministry of Transport [...] snow plough with open public access. The gauges are 610 mm and 760 mm. The displays in the central museum in Belgrade are of traditional form with many artefacts and models – a bust of George Stephenson

1957, the museum is next to Nikola Tesla Airport. The present building – like a glass doughnut raised in the air – was designed in the 1970s by Ivan Štraus of Sarajevo and opened in 1989. The museum owns over [...] tt ME-109, a Spitfire, a Yakovlev Yak-3 and a B-47. The museum’s Fiat G-50 fighter plane is the only remaining example in the world. The museum also displays wreckage of NATO planes shot down in 1999.

The museum is part of the Technical Museum of Slovenia and moved to its present home in Polhov castle in 2008. It is a collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Pošta Slovenije and Telekom Slovenije

Aberdeen Maritime Museum tells the story of the city's long relationship with the sea. It houses a unique collection on shipbuilding, fishing and port history. It is also the only museum in the UK dedicated

The Topacz automobile museum is just outside Wrocław at Topacz castle. It has 200 exhibits. The strongest focus is on Polish products. The museum has a representative collection of pre-war Polish cars [...] Junak. Also well represented are Bentley and Rolls Royce cars from 1933 to 2005. American cars in the museum include Ford models ‘T’, Thunderbird and Mustang and models by Buick, Studebaker and Lincoln. There

personnel who operated the flying boat station. It was leased by the Flying Boat Museum in 1988. The outstanding feature of the museum is a full-size replica of a PanAm Boeing B315 Clipper, in which visitors can [...] The Flying Boat Museum at Foynes near the mouth of the River Shannon in western Ireland highlights a short but significant period in the history of commercial and military aviation. Foynes was a new town

eighteenth and nineteenth centuries when butter was Ireland’s most important food export. The Cork Butter Museum was established in 1985 in the former wholesale market for butter which opened in 1849. It explains [...] attention is given to the remarkable success of the Kerrygold brand in the late twentieth century. The museum holds a database which provides details of machines such as cream separators, of early creameries

establishment of the Neorion Yard by the British engineer David Smith in 1861, building iron ships. The museum: Built in 1888, the building first housed a lead shot factory before becoming a paint and dye works [...] A significant part of Syros’ industrial history is kept, restored and promoted by the industrial museum which opened in May 12, 2000. The exceptional industrial heritage of Syros invites the interested

collect and display large printing machines that may not be seen in any other museum. As well as the technical parts of the museum, sections are devoted to book publishing, engraving and illustration. [...] AMI is the largest museum of printing in Europe – 5,000 square metres. It opened in 2018, created as the idea of Jean-Paul Maury, the chief executive of one of France’s largest printing companies, and [...] people understand the past and also look at the future of communication and printing. As a working museum it has workshops where visitors can make paper, learn how to create marble effects, compose type

late 18th and early 19th centuries, and the first railways were built in the area in the 1820s. The Museum of Art and Industry, moved to a new location in 2001, and has comprehensive displays relating to