Museum of Industrial Culture
Former ironworks screw-factory hall housing exhibits on industrial work and everyday life since 1800.
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This guide to the Museum of Industrial Culture in Nuremberg follows the Julius Tafel ironworks, a rolling mill founded in the eighteen seventies on the city's eastern edge, and the workers who made a living from other people's leftovers. It looks at the screw factory hall from the nineteen-twenties, the trade it supplied across town, and the office building next door. Best heard standing in front of the long hall on Äußere Sulzbacher Strasse.
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