Find out about the history of the building, a former warehouse used to transport goods by river during the Industrial Revolution. Learn about the essential conservation work that has been carried out to help preserve it. See a selection of reproductions of historic maps of Shropshire from the Patricia Bracegirdle Collection, which show the development of the county, its transport systems and its towns during the Industrial Revolution.
Museum of the Gorge
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