This chapter explores diverse industrial cultural sectors—including heritage, museums, tourism, arts and crafts, design, quality and brand, art and literature, and new forms and their roles in preserving industrial civilization and promoting cultural innovation. It defines industrial heritage (tangible and intangible) and highlights its multidimensional value. Industrial museums are detailed, distinguishing traditional from new interactive types. Industrial tourism’s origin, development models, and role in regional revitalization are explained. The chapter also covers industrial arts and crafts and industrial design (origins, types, and trends) and emphasizes quality culture and brand value. New forms like VR/AR applications and industrial culture parks are introduced. The findings stress that these sectors synergistically preserve industrial memory, enhance cultural identity, and drive sustainable development.