The Industrial Heritage

Judith Alfrey, Tim Putnam

1. Industrial Culture as Heritage Introduction, Instruments of Heritage Thinking, Planning for Landscapes and Sites, Industrial Heritage in the Museum 2. What Industrial Heritage Can Do The Expansion of Heritage, Realising the Cultural Potential of Industrial Heritage, Industrial Heritage and the Future of Industrial CiIvilisation 3. Creating Constituencies Heritage as a Service, Key Constituencies in the formation of a Project, Overcoming Local Opposition, Addressing a Wider Public, Inviting Involvement, Extending the Scope of Industrial Heritage 4. Defining Heritage Resources: Protection, Collection and Documentation Landscape Resoures, Landscape Resources: Systems of Protection, Landscapes, Sites and Buildings: Resource Management, Museums and Sites: Conservation and Collection, Conclusion 5. Interpretation: Linking Resources and Uses Introduction, The Interpreted Landscapre, The Interpreted Site, Interpreting Collections 6.Bringing Projects to Fruition Setting Objectives, Choice of Organisational Form, Support Structure: Co-ordinating Resources and Commitments, Planning for Growth and Change, Budgetary Structure and Strategy, Staffing Strategy, Caring for Resources, Managing Design, Monitoring Effectiveness, Recognising Blockages, New Direction.