beginning with cacao beans. It has always specialised in producing chocolate with carefully-balanced flavours, taking great care in its choice of raw materials. The flavourings for pralines and truffles whose

health care for the community and education for the child workers ten years earlier than the paternalistic scheme developed by Robert Owen at New Lanark. The mill and village survive in the care of the [...] together and show responsibility to others. The workers and their families were provided with medical care. The Gregs business became one of the largest in the British cotton industry. In addition to Quarry

sustainability of traditional Basque fishing techniques and raising awareness about the importance of caring for the sea.

museum areas, interactive workshops, 3-D images and visits to authentic silver mines which have been carefully preserved in their original natural environment. Numerous special effects are used to bring an added

Cronenberg have been preserved. The tram enthusiasts of the Bergische Museumsbahnen association took care of this remaining section in 1973. The line, which was put into service by Barmer Bergbahn AG in 1914 [...] is located at the Kohlfurth Bridge. In the workshop available here, the tram vehicles are also carefully restored by volunteer members of the association. On the route, some of these vehicles are used

sustained the industry. In 1997, when the privatised industry was de-merged, the museum passed into the care of a trust. The collection is located in the gatehouse of the Aylestone Road gasworks, which began

Piraeus Bank Group (PIOP), illustrates the significance of olives in many contexts, in nutrition, body care and medicine, in lighting, in religion and in art. Artefacts and inscribed clay tablets are evidence

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 for renovation

Stuttgart. The Junghans company began in 1861 and in 1903 had 3,000 employees. The building was carefully restored and opened as a museum of clocks and watches in 2018. It displays an important collection

considered to be concerned primarily with drugs that combat disease, but it also encompasses skin care products, as well as bandages and plasters that intended for domestic use as well as for professional [...] in 1906, but continuing to work from a manufacturing base in Hamburg. He introduced a range of skin care products that became internationally recognisable. From 1900 the company manufactured Eucerit, a

completely preserved plant, which dates from the 1900s, was still in operation until 1973 and then carefully restored, makes it the oldest functional paper mill in Germany. The machines such as a globe-shaped

like a palace, with grand staircase towers at the corners and courtyards inside. The museum has carefully recreated the original equipment, made mostly of wood, as it operated in the 17th and 18th centuries

gantry cranes. The collection was created over several years and came to Wintherthur in 2011. It is cared for by volunteers. It includes stationary engines, marine engines, railway locomotives, traction engines

and used as a residential building until 2010. Since then, a supporting initiative has been taking care of the monument in need of rehabilitation, offers guided tours and is going to reuse it after restoration

the second on an old street from Kristiansand, which includes a general store and a post office. Careful attention has been paid to street furniture and signposts. The museum holds a collection of painting

in parkland, is in much the same style. Production ceased in 1964, but the buildings have been carefully preserved, and are funded by UPM-Kymmene, one of Finland’s largest wood-processing companies. The

hectares of heritage landscape around the Centre. The World Heritage Centre will be housed in the carefully restored Grade II* St. Peter’s School. The school was built in 1816 by Sarah Hopkins in memory of

next to the park is the museum of the Locomotive Association which collaborates with the park. It cares for a large number of steam and diesel locomotives, freight wagons and steel and timber passenger

tunnels were converted into the training mine by the Ruhrkohle company (RAG) in 1975. The site is now cared for by a foundation with public and industrial aid and the support of former workers.

The museum is 25 km east of Claremont Ferrand in central France. It began in 1957 to care for the archaeological material excavated in Lezoux, which was a centre for Roman ceramic production, especially