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This old Mini 1275GT was used as a staff ferry car to get around the Longbridge site from when it was new. It was never used on the road. It was found recently and rescued from its final resting place, in a tunnel under the Longbridge factory site where it had been left by factory staff when the plant closed.
The Müller Cloth Factory Museum, also known as Tuchfabrik Müller, is part of the LVR-Industriemuseum in Euskirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. This unique museum offers visitors a fascinating journey back in time to the golden age of the cloth industry, around 100 years ago.
The factory was originally established in 1894 and operated until 1961, when business declined, and the factory owner locked the doors, leaving the production facilities as they were. For almost thirty years, the factory remained untouched, preserving a snapshot of the past. In 1990, it was reopened as a museum, allowing visitors to experience the historic cloth factory as it once was.
The museum features original machinery and tools, including looms, spinning machines, and dyeing equipment, all in their original positions. Guided tours take visitors through the production process, from raw wool to finished cloth, and provide insights into the working conditions and daily life of the factory workers.
The Tuchfabrik Müller is only accessible through guided tours, which are offered multiple times a day. The museum also hosts special events and exhibitions, making it a dynamic and engaging destination for history enthusiasts and those interested in industrial heritage.
Gospel Factory es un coro gospel de 30 voces acompañado por un grupo de seis músicos. Fundado en 2005 en la Escuela de Música Creativa de Madrid, se ha convertido en poco tiempo en uno de los mejores de la escena nacional y, sin lugar a dudas, en el más original e innovador. Hemos tenido la suerte de tenerles dos veces en la ETSII, está fue el 24 de Mayo de 2012. Fotos de Gema Laguna.
November 11th, 2012. This was E^3: Empowering, Encouraging, Eliminating Barrier's second mentoring session. We started off with one tour but ended up having three tours. At the Taza Factory Store we learned the process of making chocolate as well as the company's founder untraditional background. We discussed the current job market in the chocolate field such as Senior Product Development Scientist. Then we went on to our next tour to the Bay State Fencing club and related engineering the fencing gear to the STEM theme. Finally, we went across the street to the Green City Growers Urban Farm.
This the room where samples of all sorts of carvings are stored. The samples are larger than the final carvings, so that the carvers understand the design.