This is a splendid museum of industry in Sheffield, a little off the beaten track (but Kelham Island is always worth a visit because of some fabulous pubs in the area, like The Fat Cat). Entry to the museum is free (donations welcome), and you can take photos for non-commercial use. I've visited this place several times over the past 9 years, but it's been quite a while since my last visit. Nothing seems to have changed: The many exhibits on steel production (which is the focus) and vehicles (on the first floor) are just as detailed and clear as I remembered them, with plenty of information about. You can see some of the machines in action - including a large turbine. You can even have a glimpse into the workshop where they restore those objects for exhibition. To the back you will also find a re-creation of a typical commercial alley in old-time Sheffield. The collection of vehicles from different centuries is rather small, but interesting. If you're at all interested in industrial production processes and machines of the 20th century, by all means pay the Kelham Island Musem a visit!