Situated in what is considered the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, the ten Ironbridge Gorge Museums allow visitors to get interactive and provide an insight into the history of the area.

Making life better for millions of people. The history of Ironbridge still has much to teach us about the problems we face today. Ironbridge Gorge Museums Trust This photo taken in 1902 shows men ...

Wrockwardine Wood, a few miles from the iron making area of the Ironbridge Gorge, was famous for its glass industry.Iron is normally associated with the Ironbridge area, but Wrockwardine Wood ...

added Ironbridge Gorge was an area of "outstanding universal significance". He said: "This document will ensure that the UNESCO World Heritage site is safeguarded and that the history ...

Lauren Collier, Head of Interpretation at the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, said: “There is a long history of beer drinking and brewing in the Ironbridge Gorge. In the early nineteenth century ...

It is also reputed to be among the most haunted towns in England, with the Nag's Head Pub and the Prince Rupert Hotel known ...

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A canyon within a canyon that’s home to unique ecological and archaeological history and resources, the Gunnison Gorge is one ...

providing educational school trips for children and telling the stories of the rich history of the Ironbridge Gorge in our museums and displays. When they attend an event, our visitors are helping ...

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View a list of UK properties inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List here. With great campsites nearby, these World Heritage Sites all make for great days out.