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AEMuseum

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Headquarter of Fondazione AEM is an old electric substation in Milan transformed in a dynamic heritage hub open to citizens of all ages dedicated to corporate history, culture and sustainability. AEMuseum is

Central Museum of Textiles in Łódź

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19th century group of buildings: Ludwik Geyer's "White Factory", one of the first textile industry hubs in Poland, along with the Łódź City Culture Park, an open air museum setting with a collection of

Cutlery

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migration links that partly exist until to this day. But there are also differences. The traditional hubs of the industry meanwhile host museums devoted to cutlery, whereas new players such as Portugal did [...] centre for the manufacture of blades, knives and, subsequently, scissors. In addition, there were local hubs in various places, such as Steinbach (Thuringia), where the GDR knive production was located. The [...] new production unit.Thus, the industry has developed rapidly in the last 25 years. Former production hubs have vanished or are subject to structural transformation, while new sites are booming. What is more

Denmark

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to sugar, the merchants then brought tobacco and coffee back to Copenhagen, which soon became the hub of the colonial goods trade in the Baltic region. Although the Danish share of the transatlantic slave

German Journal Industriekultur 3.23: Moravian-Silesian Technical Trail TECHNOTRASA

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declared a National Cultural Monument. The conversion into a multifunctional cultural and educational hub is a dynamic process that is still ongoing. As early as 1836 - a first in the Habsburg Empire, to which

German Journal Industriekultur 4.24 presents four ERIH Anchor Points in Poland and Switzerland

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station until 2000 and then underwent an impressive transformation into one of Europe's most significant hubs of (industrial) culture, home to a Science & Technology Center and the National Center for Film Culture [...] excellent transport links have made the previously uninhabited Jaworzyna Śląska an important transport hub ever since the mid-19th century. The Railway Museum of Silesia uses a large number of historical rolling

German magazine Industriekultur, No. 1.22: ERIH Regional Route Basque Country, Part 1

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industries. Ever since, the capital Vitoria-Gasteiz has become one of the most important industrial hubs in the Basque Country. ERIH Regional Route Basque Country ERIH Anchor Point Añana Salt Valley ERIH

Grand Palais

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electric cars and other new electrical devices. An authentic renovation began in 2021 to create a hub for events and exhibitions.

HollandRoute: Industrial Heritage Week

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canal, designed for seagoing vessels, makes Amsterdam and its port a leading European industrial hub. It takes advantage of its wide range of businesses, excellent infrastructure on land, on water and

Kosovo

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in Novobërdë even attracted miners from Saxony. The present-day capital Prishtinë became a trading hub between the inner Balkans and the coastal cities on the Adriatic. However, the Battle of Kosovo in

Ljungström

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their brothers Axel and Oskar and took out their first patent, which was for a freewheeling wheel hub. They created the New Bicycle Company and from 1895 to 1898 they sold 2,000 bicycles in Sweden and

Railway Museum of Silesia

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‚King’s Tent‘), founded around the middle of the 19th century, would become a fully-equipped transport hub one day. One of the museum‘s outstanding exhibits is the only functioning standard gauge steam locomotive

Railway Park

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29 engine sheds, labelled as “Roundhouse Europe” and linked directly to the turntable called the “Hub of Cultures”. It houses historic locomotives given as loans from the European nations, thus adopting

The Netherlands

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century the demand for coffee, tobacco and especially sugar exploded in Europe. Amsterdam became the hub of the worldwide colonial trade and merchants, bankers and shipbuilders, operators of sugar refineries

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