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'On to the Future': Museums and Industrial Heritage

A. P. Reeves

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This paper is about what roles museums in Australia play in preserving industrial and scientific heritage. The author looks at the activities and methods of the Powerhouse in Sydney and Scienceworks in Melbourne, as well as other overseas examples. He also shares some of this ideas about the future of industrial heritage.

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This paper is about what roles museums in Australia play in preserving industrial and scientific heritage. The author looks at the activities and methods of the Powerhouse in Sydney and Scienceworks in Melbourne, as well as other overseas examples. He also shares some of this ideas about the future of industrial heritage.

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This paper is about what roles museums in Australia play in preserving industrial and scientific heritage. The author looks at the activities and methods of the Powerhouse in Sydney and Scienceworks in Melbourne, as well as other overseas examples. He also shares some of this ideas about the future of industrial heritage.

Key concepts: Industrial heritage, Cultural heritage, Cultural heritage management, Industrial archaeology, Museology, Political science, History, Environmental ethics

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