The Industrial Archaeology and History Ring contains sites of interest to industrial archaeologists and industrial historians. Anyone with suitable web content is welcome to join the ring. Eg: sites relating to: wind & water power, steam & internal combustion engines, coal & metal mining, iron & steel industry, engineering, stone, brick, clay & glass industries, textiles, chemicals, public utilities, roads & bridges, rivers & canals, railways, ports & shipping would all be eligible to join.
was looking for info on old brickyard on whitney road in strongsville ohio have lived here 45 years was closed then was leveled is now metro parks headquarters was right next to ohio turnpike thank you for any info
The remains of Monmouthshire's industrial heritage - photos, descriptions and maps - plus a full list of as many past industrial sites, with their National Grid references, as I can locate from old maps and documents.
Dedicated to the history, preservation, and continuing story of windmills in Illinois. Learn about American "farm" windmills, wind turbines/farms, and Dutch wind grist mills
The Electric Power Station, in Palmerston North, New Zealand, was built in 1923 and opened in 1924. It operated, mostly as a 'stand-by' generation plant until the early 1990s. Initially powered by three National gas engines, in 1936 two British Polar diesel engines were installed and these two remain - and still run. The building is slowly being transformed into an electrical museum.
I found a brick with the words, '' Labtoriac Scotland,Lon'' on it. on the shore of Campbellton, New Brunswick, Canada. Can anyone tell me it's history?
The web site of the UK's National Mining Memorabilia Association - A group of mining history enthusiasts who have particular research and collecting interests in the fields of mining paranumismatics, miners' lamps plus mining related badges, ephemera and much more.
North East Derbyshire is an amazing and fascinating area, rich in industrial history. The NEDIAS site conatins details of our Society's regular speakers' meetings, activities and the many visits carried out each year. We also include a summary of the main items in our quarterly NEDIAS Newsletter.
A brief history, with photographs, of the bridges spanning the River Tyne between Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead in North-East England, United Kingdom. There has been a bridge over the river since Roman times. This site reviews the history of the various bridges, past and presents and presents images to whet the appetite for a visit to the area.
Lots of Canadian and some U.S. places, including the Dixie Square Mall. Also, awesome trains and bus contents. Contents available in English and French.
