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In the late 18th century, a man called Abraham Darby III built the world's first iron bridge, across the River Severn in England. He also built houses for his factory workers to live in and he was popular because he paid them more money than other factories did.
Today, the whole area of Ironbridge is a group or ten living museums, where visitors can learn about history and see how things like iron and glass were made 100 years ago. To make Ironbridge seem real, most of its staff dress in 19th-century clothes. Visitors can dress like this for a special photo at the old photographer's shop, at any time of the day they choose.








