I've been to the industrial hamlet a few times now, and I really love it, primarily because there are remarkably few cordons or fences stopping visitors from touching and interacting with all the industrial remnants. It's wonderful to see how complex the systems in place were, and to wander around it at your own pace without being overloaded with information... More

Check out their website and also the Sheffield whats on guide as when the Hamlet has open workshops or it is fully working it is great for history and photographic opportunities. Top tip is make sure there is something happening when you go and have a great day. There's parks nearby so take a picnic for your lunch break too!

If you want some place for a quick but of history I recommend the industrial hamlet, if you are going on your own and not having the guided tour it isn't an awful lot to see, the managers house was interesting but the rest is basically some old buildings.It is good for a little detour and they have a little... More

Having lived in Sheffield for a few years, this was on my "to do" list. It is a very basic "museum"; a snapshot of industrial life in the 19th Century, but it is a fascinating visit if you have any interest in the manual way things were done 150 years ago. Looking at the ingenuity of Victorian engineering as well... More

A great museum with lots to do and see. It's just like going back in time to the good old days! It's easy to get to and has exhibitions from time to time.

A very nicely preserved mill and associated buildings. They have great open days when the site is brought to life with volunteers playing various roles and introducing you to the sites. There is lot to see and a cafe and small shop as well. Occasionally they have traction engines visiting as well for that extra bit of steam!

A lot of the skills here are'nt that old. but machines have taken the skills away. Well worth a visit on an open day. small cafe with outdoor area. use your mind as you wander the buildings. Don't be afraid to get a little dusty.

We live only two miles from here, and after years and years of seeing our industrial heritage broken up and built over across the UK, it is so heartening to see Sheffield still maintaining and improving the Hamlet year on year. A lovely little cafe, and thoroughly helpful and informative staff make this a 'must view'for anyone wanting an insight... More

One of our industrial wonders of the world, and of course most interesting. Its potential is not being exploited to show its best. Since my last visit in 1994 it has deteriorated and needs money and some ENTHUSIASM to bring the place ALIVE again. It is Free entry but what good is that if they need to preserve one of... More