Agriculture museum and Hall of Fame chartered by Congress to honor the American farmer.

Focuses on the 1920s oil boom. Includes details of exhibits, events, programs, and hours. Located in Smackover, Arkansas.

Swiss museum of paper and printing. Features visitor information and current exhibits.

The history of British brewing. Largest brewing collection in Britain, including historic equipment, transportation vehicles, pub memorabilia and advertising materials.

Museum exhibits feature the history and science of the color industry. Includes interactive exhibits online, museum contacts and schedule. Located in Bradford.

Permanent and temporary exhibitions of antique carpets and kilims, and carpet designs. Provides a virtual tour, a history of weaving techniques, hours, admission rates, and directions to the location.

Tells the story of the transformation of cocoa into chocolate. Includes demonstrations, recipes, group visits, rates, hours, and directions to Bruges, Belgium. [French, English, Dutch, German, and Spanish]

An interactive museum of science and industry located in Paris, France. Site features online exhibitions, educational experiments for children, and links to the museum's media library. In English and French.

Collects and preserves artifacts of the leather working industry. Includes a shoe exhibit, publications, and visitor information.

Museum relates the history the early days and the very first product of the DuPont Company: black powder. Located in Wilmington, DE.

Provides past regional and state-wide oil heritage and history, and interprets petroleum science education and related environmental sciences. Located in Oblong, Illinois, United States.

Presenting the local history of woven carpets in Kidderminster, on the River Stour, UK. Collection houses a library of books, documents, and photographs. Includes membership details, photos, and events.

Company museum exhibiting over two hundred years of the distillery's history through plant and product artifacts, photographs and documents. Located in Lancut, Poland.

Features a film showing the entire processing of almonds and the production of marzipan, a display of modeled marzipan and a workshop area. Includes hours and entrance fees. Located in Israel. [Hebrew and English]

Selected as a National Historic Site for its significance to the logging and sawmilling industry. Exhibit themes include sawmilling, family labor, and transportation.

Presents the history and technology of elevators and escalators and biographies of their various inventors in a virtual tour. Located in Mobile, Alabama, United States.

Features over 5000 objects and a library that contains in excess of 2000 books, periodicals, slides, and photographs. Includes details of the collections, a list of publications for sale and hours. Located in Northampton, UK.

Promotes study, appreciation and preservation of the American bottle industry. Exhibits include permanent and changing displays of bottles, containers and glass-blowing tools. Includes photos, hours, admission, membership, class schedules, links and directions. Located in Ballston Spa, New York, United States.

Collection features objects and personal histories of industry leaders, products, and equipment used in the development of the industry. Includes exhibit highlights, hours, admission fees, programs, and directions to the location in Leominster, Massachusetts, United States.

Presents historical and geographical evolution of perfume bottles. Includes virtual tour, hours and contact details. Located in Barcelona, Spain. [Spanish, English and Catalan].

Conserves and presents the history of the Cheshire salt industry. Includes visitor and facility information, publications, and a collection of historic photographs.

Time tunnel of life in the fishing industry, both at sea and ashore. Includes details, photos and contact information. Located in Northumberland, UK.

Museum complex exhibiting the American industrial heritage. Exhibits include a rubblestone mill, machine tools, and textile industry artifacts.

Located in the South Dakota State University with collections and exhibits depicting technology, crops, and livestock.

Features a display of steam pottery produced during the 1890s. Located in Strasburg, Virginia.

Features high and low voltage equipment, metering instruments, working and protective aids, technical documents, photographs, station lists and historical textbooks. Open by appointment. Located in Prague, Czech Republic. [Czech and English]

Includes on-line guided tour with information on the history of the industry and the people involved in it. Includes opening hours and entrance fee. Located in Jönköping, Sweden. [Swedish, English and German]

Working museum in Carlmark, Sweden exhibits the art of rope making. Includes visitor information and schedule.

40,000 square feet of interactive exhibits cover all aspects from geology, the formation of oil, its exploration, pipelining, marketing, and refining to the economic and political impact of the industry. Includes hours, entrance fee, events, membership and directions. Located in Midland, Texas.

Features 30 historic ranch structures which have been relocated and restored to their original condition and show the evolution of ranching and the cattle industry. Located in Lubbock, Texas. Includes events and contact details.

Exhibits and interprets the history of cotton and the cotton industry in the United States. Site includes tour information and cotton facts.

Museum of the history of the telephone and central office switching equipment, with exhibits including the 1876 model of Bell's first communication device.

Featuring farm and home implements of all kinds that revolutionized the American way of life. Includes hours, museum map, special events and directions. Located in Auburn, New York.