Introduction to the Iron Bridge Gorge Museum: The Iron Bridge Gorge Museum was transformed from a warehouse back then. The side facing the river still retains the slope track leading to the river. There is a sand table model of the river valley at that time, and a documentary that tells the history of the river valley at that time: relying on the advantages of local transportation and mineral deposits, the town of Iron Bridge Canyon began to develop into a mining field, foundry, and papermaking from the early 18th century. A collection of factories, brick and porcelain kilns and warehouses, it eventually became one of the birthplaces of the British Industrial Revolution. The Iron Bridge is just the most dazzling of its many achievements. It reminds people that the coke ironmaking technology that promotes the rapid development of modern smelting industry was born here. Delby's father was the inventor of this new technology, and Delby's son was the first person to use this new technology to build a new bridge.