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This small museum, in a former Weaver's Cottage, comprises: downstairs the family living-quarters of a hand-loom weaver c1900; and upstairs a working handloom along with fascinating displays and artefacts linked to our textile heritage.

•Talk to our experts •Walk round our exhibition •Visit our new heritage centre •Enjoy the facilities & refreshments available at Denby Dale Pie Hall Preserving our past, sharing our stories, Building our future.

A short circular walk exploring the rich history of Deepcar and Stocksbridge following the Little Don arm of the Upper Don Trail from Wharncliffe Park to Fox Valley and back, including pre-historic industry, legendary dragons & forgotten mines.

A brief look at the history of St Mary’s Church, Bolsterstone and the notable people that are buried there. An explanation of the recording project we are currently undertaking, and a closer look at some of the memorials.

Discover the history of nail making in Hoylandswaine at the last working nail forge and the only nail forge in Britain with its original hearth and chimney.

This hidden gem of a museum houses a wealth of unique exhibits including a fabulous collection of Bolsterstone glassware & Midhope Pottery. Meet local experts and discover why Stocksbridge is the birthplace of the modern umbrella!

Explore glorious gardens, woodland and parkland, alongside some fascinating monuments and a Victorian Conservatory. There will be special events on during the Heritage Open Days festival, exploring working histories of the estate.

Appreciate the history and setting of the 365-year-old High Flatts Quaker Meeting House which is a grade II listed building along with its surroundings and panoramic views to the East.

A rare chance to see inside the pumphouse and descend the 30 foot ladder and 24 steps to the well head.