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The Port of Sagunto Inaugurates the Industrial and Workers' Memory Museum

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The Port of Sagunto opened the doors of the Industrial and Workers' Memory Museum this Thursday, located in the old warehouse of effects and spare parts of the Blast Furnaces. The exhibition covers three floors and covers the history of the steel industry, the factory city, as well as that of the working families who grew up around the factory.
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The Port of Sagunto opened the doors of the Industrial and Workers' Memory Museum this Thursday, located in the old warehouse of effects and spare parts of the Blast Furnaces. The exhibition covers three floors and covers the history of the steel industry, the factory city, as well as that of the working families who grew up around the factory.

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À Punt broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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