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#IronworkThursday Here you can see a shingling hammer at work, bashing the impurities out of the ball of molten iron that has just been removed from a furnace. Find out more: https://t.co/iCPxLNIcb8 From the @natsignifcolls at @SummerleeMuseum #GoIndustrial #LocalHistoryMonth
#HappyBirthday Robert Owen, born #OTD 1771, industrialist and social reformer who managed @newlanarkwhs #wesaluteyou #GoIndustrial
#HappyBirthday Robert Owen, born #OTD 1771, industrialist and social reformer who managed @newlanarkwhs #wesaluteyou #GoIndustrial #LocalHistoryMonth #MuseumWeek
Happy 130th birthday to the #ForthBridge, a masterpiece largely built using #Lanarkshire open-hearth steel. Here are some of the related objects in NL Museums & Archives collections @TheForthBridges @Scotrail @LibertySteelGrp @stickssn @SummerleeMuseum #GoIndustrial
The journey of the Bairds of Gartsherrie from humble farmers to Scotland's most powerful ironmasters shows the massive economic changes happening in central Scotland in the mid-1800s. You can read more here https://t.co/YL00QGyOA0
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HAVE YOU SEEN THIS PICTURE?
The engraving here is from an 1858 painting by Daniel MacNee. It shows ironmaster James Baird surrounded by his senior staff at #Gartsherrie #Coatbridge
But where is the original painting? If you know we would love to hear from you! #GoIndustrial
#OnThisDay in 1858 Robert Owen, Welsh-Scottish industrialist and social reformer, pioneer of the New Lanark community, died #GoIndustrial
James Watt, a man of many talents: #OTD 1780 the firm of James Watt & Co was established to make the world’s first duplicating machines, to save time while copying plans @watt2019 #GoIndustrial
Join hundreds of visitors on December 30th & 31st and travel on one of the last steam trains in Scotland this year! Black Bun Hogmanay Trains at @bonessrailway: https://t.co/4B2xEnLM8j #GoIndustrial
Feast your eyes on some incomparable knitting and meet the maker on 24/25th February at @scotfishmuseum: https://t.co/paJ9k7W4HM #GoIndustrial