Beamish Museum
| Beamish Museum | |
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| Information | |
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| Typ av museum | Friluftsmuseum |
| Plats | Beamish, Stanley, Storbritannien |
| Koordinater | 54°52′55″N 1°39′30″V / 54.88194°N 1.65833°V |
| Etablerat | 1970 |
| Antal anställda | 346 (2021)[1] |
| Besökare per år | 350.000 per år |
| Webbplats | |
| Beamish webbplats | |
(c) Ashley Dace, CC BY-SA 2.0
(c) Ashley Dace, CC BY-SA 2.0
(c) Keith Edkins, CC BY-SA 2.0
Beamish Museum, är ett friluftsmuseum i Beamish, i närheten av staden Stanley, County Durham i Storbritannien.
Museet syftar till att bevara exempel på vardagsliv i städer och på landsbygden i nordöstra England vid industrialiseringens höjdpunkt i början av 1900-talet. Det var först på förslag 1958 och samlingen etablerades på Beamishområdet 1970. Det omfattar bland annat:
- En stad. Stadsdelen av museet öppnades 1985 och visar viktorianska byggnader i en stadsmiljö från 1913.
- En gruvby. Museet har stora samlingar som har samband med gruvnäringen, inklusive museets Mahogany mine, en kolgruva som fanns på museets område.
- Bondgårdar. En bondgård, som ursprungligen fanns inom området, återuppbyggdes under mitten av 1800-talet med en hästdriven kvarn och ett ångdrivet tröskverk. Museet har två bondgårdar, som representerar traditionella nordöstengelska gårdar och bevarar vissa boskap som Durham Shorthorn-boskap, Clydesdalehästar samt Cleveland Bay-arbetshästar, Dales-ponyhästar, Teeswaterfår och Saddlebacksvin.
Källor
- Artikeln baseras på artikeln Beamish Museum på engelskspråkiga Wikipedia.
Externa länkar
Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Beamish Museum.- Beamish webbplats
- ^ läst: 14 februari 2022.[källa från Wikidata]
Media som används på denna webbplats
Pockerley Waggonway.jpg
(c) Keith Edkins, CC BY-SA 2.0
Beamish Museum, County Durham, England. The view south across the Great Shed tracks to the platform, on the Pockerley Waggonway. Steam Elephant is the locomotive in steam today.
(c) Keith Edkins, CC BY-SA 2.0
Beamish Museum, County Durham, England. The view south across the Great Shed tracks to the platform, on the Pockerley Waggonway. Steam Elephant is the locomotive in steam today.
Y7 68088 at Beamish - geograph.org.uk - 2535274.jpg
(c) Ashley Dace, CC BY-SA 2.0
Beamish Museum, County Durham, England. This is Y7 68088, seen here at the western end of the Town railway, on the southern of the two sidings that enter a shed incorporated into the north side of the Waggon & Iron Works.
(c) Ashley Dace, CC BY-SA 2.0
Beamish Museum, County Durham, England. This is Y7 68088, seen here at the western end of the Town railway, on the southern of the two sidings that enter a shed incorporated into the north side of the Waggon & Iron Works.
Beamish Transport.JPG
Författare/Upphovsman: Craig Hennessey (User:Craighennessey @ English Wikipedia), Licens: CC BY 2.5
Transport at Beamish Museum, County Durham, England. This is the view south from the southern end of the Home Farm tram stop. Approaching is Tram No. 10, about to enter the passing loop for the stop. On the left is the museum' Daimler replica bus (reg. J 2503), just completing the climb up Pitfield Street, from the Pit Village.
Författare/Upphovsman: Craig Hennessey (User:Craighennessey @ English Wikipedia), Licens: CC BY 2.5
Transport at Beamish Museum, County Durham, England. This is the view south from the southern end of the Home Farm tram stop. Approaching is Tram No. 10, about to enter the passing loop for the stop. On the left is the museum' Daimler replica bus (reg. J 2503), just completing the climb up Pitfield Street, from the Pit Village.
Beamish Museum street scene.jpg
Författare/Upphovsman: Mjobling, Licens: CC BY 3.0
Beamish Museum, County Durham, England. A busy scene sees no less than 5 reenactors and 3 modes of transport at the east and of the main street in Town. Almost obscured by all the activity, the building is the west facade of the bank. Out of shot to the left is a tram stop, which together with the fact there's no driver in the cab, presumably explains why the two ladies feel confident that Tram No. 10 isn't going anywhere any time soon. The horse drawn furniture wagon is perhaps kept in the small garage building here, squeezed between the bank and the Masonic Lodge. The gentleman on the motorcylce appears to have been stopped by a policeman, perhaps for speeding in a built up area?
Författare/Upphovsman: Mjobling, Licens: CC BY 3.0
Beamish Museum, County Durham, England. A busy scene sees no less than 5 reenactors and 3 modes of transport at the east and of the main street in Town. Almost obscured by all the activity, the building is the west facade of the bank. Out of shot to the left is a tram stop, which together with the fact there's no driver in the cab, presumably explains why the two ladies feel confident that Tram No. 10 isn't going anywhere any time soon. The horse drawn furniture wagon is perhaps kept in the small garage building here, squeezed between the bank and the Masonic Lodge. The gentleman on the motorcylce appears to have been stopped by a policeman, perhaps for speeding in a built up area?
Beamish Colliery - geograph.org.uk - 2536660.jpg
(c) Ashley Dace, CC BY-SA 2.0
Beamish Museum, County Durham, England. This is the boiler house and pit head building of the Colliery, seen from the north west.
(c) Ashley Dace, CC BY-SA 2.0
Beamish Museum, County Durham, England. This is the boiler house and pit head building of the Colliery, seen from the north west.
BeamishEntrance.jpg
(c) BeamishMuseum på engelska Wikipedia, CC BY 2.0
A view of 'Tiny Tim' the steam hammer at the Beamish Museum entrance.
(c) BeamishMuseum på engelska Wikipedia, CC BY 2.0
A view of 'Tiny Tim' the steam hammer at the Beamish Museum entrance.