Kelham Island Museum
Museum of Sheffield industry by the River Don, with the River Don Engine in steam and a Bessemer Converter; free.
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Places worth your time in Kelham Island and the River Don
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
Museum of Sheffield industry by the River Don, with the River Don Engine in steam and a Bessemer Converter; free.
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Listed former cutlery works of James Dixon & Sons by the Don, converted to flats in the late 1990s.
Grade II* listed former cutlery factory on Penistone Road, renovated as offices in the late 1980s.
Former works dating from 1795; Pevsner called its Grade II* listed gate the most spectacular factory survival in the city.
Grade II listed former steel, saw and file works on Green Lane, now flats and offices.
Bridge carrying Ball Street over the River Don in the Kelham Island Quarter, beside Cornish Place.
Grade II* listed house, workshops and crucible furnace in St Vincent's, one of the city's key 19th-century industrial monuments.
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Site of the castle at the meeting of the Don and the Sheaf, where Mary, Queen of Scots was held; little survives above ground.
Grade II listed former town hall and court on Waingate, opposite the castle site.
Canal basin of 1816-19 at the head of the Sheffield Canal, restored and reopened in the 1990s with new offices.
Grade II* listed railway viaduct across the Don valley, named after the Wicker, the road through its main arch.
Footbridge of 2002 that carries the Five Weirs Walk along the Don under the Wicker Arches.
Five-mile riverside path along the Don from Lady's Bridge to Meadowhall, past five weirs.
Sheffield
Weston Park Museum, the Botanical Gardens and a chain of parks along the Porter Brook
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A glasshouse, free galleries, the Crucible and two cathedrals within a short walk
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