Workshops greatly increase the amount of Resources your city produces from Hills. You cannot build a Workshop if there are no Hills regions around your City.
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Before the advent of the assembly line and modern manufacturing, many goods were created in small workshops by craftsmen and their apprentices. The quality and production was determined solely by the skill and experience of the workers - trades were learned over years and jobs were often passed down from generation to generation. With the arrival of the Industrial Revolution, workshops were supplanted by far more efficient (if brutal and dehumanizing) factories.
- Hephaestus (known as Vulcan by the Romans), was the Greek god of the forge and the crafter of many of the armaments of his fellow gods.
- Louis Tiffany, son of the founder of the famous jewelry store that bears his surname, was a gifted American glassworker and decorator of the late nineteenth century and is often cited as reviving stained glass as an art form in American. Among his clients were the President of the United States at the time, Chester A. Arthur, and author Mark Twain.