Photo Caption: Abandoned socialist industrial legacy, partially demolished, in Leskovac, Serbia. Now a retail park. January 2023 (photo by Uroš Antić)

TICCIH Bulletin No. 110, 4th Quarter 2025, has been published and distributed electronically to all current TICCIH members. At 72 pages, it is the largest Bulletin TICCIH has published to date. For access to the complete Bulletin, join or renew your TICCIH membership.

CONTENTS OF BULLETIN 110:

HELLO FROM YOUR NEW PRESIDENT

TICCIH NEWS

• THANK YOU, KIRUNA – Miles Oglethorpe & Marion Steiner
• THE NEXT TICCIH WORLD CONGRESS IN 2028: INSTRUCTIONS FOR BIDS – Marion Steiner
• PRESENTING THE NEW TICCIH BOARD FOR 2025–2028 – Marion Steiner & Bart Vanacker
• “INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE RELOADED, PROCEEDINGS OF THE XVIIITH TICCIH CONGRESS” IS NOW AVAILABLE – Juliette Passilly & Lucie K. Morisset

WORLDWIDE

• DIRE DAWA RAILWAY STATION MAIN BUILDING CONSERVATION PROJECT: EXPERIENCE OF THE ETHIOPIAN HERITAGE AUTHORITY – Arkebe Negash Kibatu
• DARING TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX: HOW NEW KINDS OF CULTURAL HERITAGE SERVICES CAN ATTRACT MODERN BUSINESSES IN FINLAND AND SWEDEN – Linda Lindroos & Pernilla Howard
• MILL FIRES IN NORTHERN ENGLAND – A CONTEXT FOR THE HOSTPUR PRESS (MEDLOCK MILL) BLAZE – Michael Nevell
• A DISTANT GAZE: GEORG ODDNER’S LENS AND THE AURA OF CROSS-BORDER INDUSTRIAL NARRATIVES IN TAIWAN – Chao-Shiang Li
• MØLLEBYEN, THE MILL TOWN IN MOSS, NORWAY – Vasiliki Fragkoudi
• IZEGEM (BELGIUM) CLOSES ITS SHOE AND BRUSH MUSEUM – Bart Vanacker
• THE MINING HERITAGE OF GAFSA: STRATEGIC DESIGN AND SUSTAINABLE, PARTICIPATORY MEDIATION OF TUNISIA’S INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE – Houda Kohli Kallel
• THE M.A.N. BOILERS AT FUNDIDORA MONTERREY IN MEXICO: GERMAN TECHNOLOGY AND STEELMAKING MODERNIZATION – Alberto Casillas Hernández
• EXHIBITION “EXAMPLES OF INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE FROM THE CIÉNEGA DE CHAPALA AND ITS REUSE” IN MEXICO – Lucie Crespo Stupková
• PROTEST AGAINST THE DESTRUCTION OF THE HISTORIC PELOPONNESE RAILWAY LINE IN GREECE – Hercules Fassourakis
• PATRIMONIALISATION AND TENSION IN THE BANANA AGROINDUSTRY IN COLOMBIA – Camilo Contreras Delgado
• WHOSE INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE? – HOW LONG UNTIL ITS IDENTIFICATION, RECOGNITION, AND CONSERVATION IN INDIA – Tahzeeb Fatima Rozy
• DREAMING OF TREPÇA’S INDUSTRIAL PARK TRANSFORMATION IN KOSOVO – Lulzim Hoti
• FROM QUARRY TO CULTURAL LANDSCAPE IN THE US: THE HISTORIC SITE OF THE VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY IN WEST RUTLAND – Claire Puckhaber
• LESKOVAC, SERBIA – ECHOES OF THE SERBIAN MANCHESTER: TRACING THE RUINS OF THE INDUSTRIAL PAST – Uroš Antić

OBITUARY

• RAFFAELLO VERGANI (1937–2025) – Francesco Antoniol

CONFERENCE NEWS

• CALL FOR PAPERS – 2026 SIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN VIRGINIA (U.S.)
• INDUSTRIAL HISTORY MUSEUMS AS LEARNING RESOURCES AND ADDRESSING TOXIC LEGACIES – Robin Debo

BOOK REVIEWS & NEWS

• MICHELIN IN CLERMONT-FERRAND, THE FRENCH MEGAPOLIS OF TIRES – Patrick Viaene
• DINÁMICAS PATRIMONIALES EN TERRITORIOS POSTINDUSTRIALES – Guilherme Pozzer

PHOTO FOCUS ON INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE

• INDUSTRY IN THE LANDSCAPE – Knut Markhus