A special circuit includes 10 museums scattered throughout the region. The "Musées des techniques et cultures comtoises" (Museums of Technology and Cultural Heritage of Franche-Comte) tell and explain how the exploitation of natural resources, such as wood, iron, coal and water, was used to create crafts and industrial activities.
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Glassworks
This site is the oldest artistic glassworks in France (from 1475) still in operation.
View of the glass-blowers at work. Exhibit and film retrace the factory's history and explain glass-making. |
Department: Haute-Saône
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Phone: 03-84-78-61-00 |
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Cherry-country Museum
For 4 centuries Fougerolles has been famous for cherries and kirsch-making. |
Department: Haute-Saône
Address: Le Petit Fahys,
Phone: 03-84-49-52-50 |
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Mining Museum
The museum examines the miner's work, his social life, techniques and tools used in Ronchamp. More than 1,500 miners were employed here in the 19th Century. |
Department: Haute-Saône
Address: 33 Place de la Mairie
Phone: 03-84-20-70-50 |
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Ironworks Museum Home and work-place of blacksmiths from 1843 to 1977. The museum has preserved the forge with all its tools and the living quarters including the barn and stable, to bear witness to the blacksmith's double activity. Film. |
Department: Territory of Belfort
Address: 2 rue de Lamadeleine
Phone: 03-84-54-60-41 |
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Peasantry and Ancient Trades Museum
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Department: Doubs
Address: 25 rue de Villedieu
Phone: 03-81-34 39 90 |
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Edge-tool Workshop
Specialized in producing scythes, il closed down en 1969. Hydraulic wheels, drop hammers and bellows are still in working condition and run during the guided tours. Listed as an Historical Monument. |
Department: Doubs
Address: Lieu-dit La Doye
Phone: 03-81-86-64-18 |
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Saltworks
1,000 years of salt history in Salins. Vast underground galleries shelter the working, brine, hydraulic pumping system (18th and 19th Century) which supplies the Salins thermal baths. |
Department: Jura
Address: Place des Salines
Phone: 03-84-73-01-34 |
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Exhibition "Land of the Potters"
An exhibition and a film present the history of the earthenware factory created in 1857. They explain the know-how, technical evolution and symbolic values of this crafts. |
Department: Jura
Address: 20 avenue Aristide Briand
Phone: 03-84-73-01-45 |
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Ironworks Created in 1813 in an exceptional setting, and still in activity. One of the last 19th Century rolling mills is still in use. An exhibition and film explain its history and help understand the techniques used to make steel. |
Department: Jura Address: SYAM 39300
Phone: 03-84-51-61-00 |
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Woodcraft Museum
Housed in a renovated hydraulic sawmill, il presents the wide variety of uses of spruce tree for the production of cheese boxes, boxes for pharmaceutical use, skis and more. |
Department: Jura Address: BOIS D'AMONT 39220
Phone: 03-84-60-90-54 |
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Toy Museum Located in the heart of the Children Land and the Haut-Jura natural park, the museum houses a unique collection of 15,000 items, witness of 5,000 years of history. Movies. Boutique. Playground. |
Department: Jura
Address: 5 rue du Murgin Phone: 03-84-42-38-64 |
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Eyeglasses Museum
In 1796, a nail-maker's inventiveness gave birth to the eyeglasses industry in Morez. Two centuries later, Morez is still the capital of the French eyeglasses manufacturing. The museum exhibits 200 years of eyeglasses history, from the family workshop to a high performance industry. |
Department: Jura
Address: Espace Lamartine
Phone: 03-84-33-39-30 |