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The Museum für Frühindustrialisierung (The Museum of Early Industrialization) is an industrial and social history museum in Wuppertal.
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On two further floors, the museum captures the panorama of a city which has successfully advanced several industries, including the manufacture of clothing and ...
Museum: 10.00–17.00 daily; Café: 08.00–17.00 Monday – Friday, 09.30–17.00 Saturdays and Sundays; Closed 24–26 December and 1 January; Book free museum admission.
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Explore the story of making in the city, from master craftsmen to mass production. Experience life and work during the Industrial Revolution, follow the sights ...
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The museum's mission is to celebrate our industrial heritage through preserving, collecting, and educating the public, with emphasis on our own neighborhood ...
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The Industrial Heritage Museum displays the productive and economic hostory of Bologna from the Middle Age to the Contemporary Age. Located in the outskirts ( ...
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