This museum of London buses is outside the capital near Weybridge in Surrey. The collection of buses opened in the large building at its present site in 2011, but its origins go back to 1929. The museum

columns and roof trusses. Part of the building was a hat factory from the 1890s to the 1930s. The museum is on two floors. It shows 20 working machines and has a collection of over 400 hats from around [...] on and a workshop for making wooden hat-blocks from William Plant and Company of Manchester. The museum also has a Tangye steam engine.

This museum in located in a nineteenth century brewery where it looks as if the employees have just gone home at the end of their day’s work. Displays extend through twenty rooms in what is claimed to [...] to be the world’s most comprehensive beer museum. Visitors can follow the manufacture of beer from raw materials to bottling and barrelling, as well as seeing the steam engine and generator that once provided

of Germany’s foremost engineering companies, and its history is comprehensively illustrated in a museum in Augsburg, located in buildings that were formerly its research centre. The company traces its [...] manufacture flat bed presses in 1845, and an example made in the following year is displayed in the museum, and made the first web offset printing machine in 1921. Rudolf Diesel carried out research in the [...] 1897, and the first diesel trucks with direct fuel injection were built in Augsburg in 1924. The museum includes trucks from as early as 1921, tractors, of which the earliest dates from 1951, a range of

parts of southern Norway until 1984. In 1986 the idea of reopening the mill as a „working textile museum" were launched. Government funds made it possible to purchase a majority of the shares, restore machines [...] driven by our water power station with a turbine from 1913. A visit to Sjølingstad Woollen Mill Museum during the summer season gives you the possibility to get a guided tour around the factory. You learn

most solid industrial undertakings and the precursor of the present Orkla Group. Orkla lndustrial Museum preserves industrial and technical pieces of historical interest through the Old Mine, the Thamshavn

production of the Porsche 356 from 1950, the Porsche 911 in 1964 and the Porsche 924 in 1975. The museum, in the Zuffenhausen district of Stuttgart alongside the Porsche factory was established in 1976

the eighteenth century 300 ships worked from the port. The Maritime Museum of Montenegro is in the centre of the walled city. The museum was begun in about 1880 by the Boka Marine Fraternity and opened to

Milos in the Aegean has a history of mining going back 10,000 years to the Neolithic. Milos Mining Museum opened in 1998 in a purpose-built building on the waterfront with three floors of displays. Neolithic [...] information about them. There is also a large collection of obsidian artifacts. The website of the museum has information and maps to help visitors take seven different ‘geo-walks’ to see aspects of the

Foundation whose art collections are shown at Art Museum Gösta, the second Serlachius Museum, located about 2 kilometers from Gustaf. The Serlachius Museums offer their visitors memorable experiences of art [...] Serlachius Museum Gustaf is located in Mänttä-Vilppula, a beautiful lakeside town of about 10,000 people in West Finland, 90 km north-east of Tampere. Museum Gustaf’s exhibitions feature the history of [...] of Finnish paper industry and art. The museum believes in the power of narrative and tells touching tales from history and today. The story of G. A. Serlachius, a legend in Finnish paper industry is presented

Many aspects of Birmingham’s industrial history are now illustrated in the city’s Jewellery Quarter. One of the most recent additions is the Coffin Works in Fleet Street, a three-storey factory design

designed by young Norwegian architects in the Jugendstil – the German form of Art Nouveau. The fisheries museum occupies a white warehouse of 1861 on the mole at the entrance to the harbour which escaped the fire

warehouses and goods offices. The buildings now house the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester. As soon as you start your tour of the museum you are assailed by the noise of old spinning and weaving [...] the motor-car and aeronautics industry. All in all this is one of the largest science and industry museums in the world.

latest state of technology; yet it has already taken on a museum function. On the other hand the housing settlement that looks like an open air museum is still a part of everyday life. The rise of the Göttelborn

The Museum “Westphalian Salt Experience” traces 5.000 years of history that salt and brine made along the ancient trade route of the Hellweg and it sheds light on various aspects of salt that are less [...] gold”, the exhibition is accessible and appeals to the use of all your senses while experiencing the museum. The "Westphalian Salt Route" leads – ideally by bike – to sites of salt history between Unna and

Opening in 2000, Hat Works is the UK’s only museum dedicated solely to the hatting industry, hats and headwear! The museum was developed in Stockport, one of Manchester´s leading hatting towns. It is an [...] thematic displays in the museum, with an approximately equal but ever-growing number of hats in store, waiting to take their place on display. One of the most atmospheric parts of the museum is the recreation

impressive buildings. Some have been converted to apartments. Visitors can walk around the site. In the museum they can see a 1937 diesel engine that generated power for the transmitters, an exhibition of glass

1935. Leonida modelled the museum on the Deutsches Museum in Munich that he visited when studying in Germany, but as the founder of a pioneering training school for electricians and mechanics, he saw its [...] Romania’s technical museum was established in 1928 by the engineer Dimitrie Leonida (1883-1965), and has been located in its present building, a pavilion from the Bucharest World Fair of 1906, since 1935 [...] two dynamos supplied by the British company Brush in 1882, as well as motors made in Romania. The museum is set in a parkland landscape in the vicinity of several important industrial monuments including

The OTE Group Telecommunications Museum was established in 1990 and is a unique in its kind technology museum, inextricably linked with the technological and social development in Greece. Through its [...] extrovert role open to the society by building a dynamic and interactive relationship with it. The Museum collection is documented and digitized including more than 4.000 items and rich archival material

industry, as well as the associated coal mines and chemical plants, is well illustrated in the town museum which was established in a former elementary school in 1977. It is now managed by the public institution