Our three unique heritage sites and museums across Sheffield reveal more about the growth of the steel city.
Kelham Island Museum’s interactive galleries tell the story of light trades and skilled workmanship to mass production. Catch a unique glimpse of life at home and at work at Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet, an 18th century scythe and steelworks or discover Shepherd Wheel, a unique example of Sheffield’s Knife grinding industry.
Enjoy a great family day out full of nostalgia and innovation!
Monday to Thursday 10am to 4pm
Saturday 10am to 4pm
Sunday 11am to 4.45pm
(Closed Friday)
Saturday & Sunday 10am to 4pm
Bank Holiday Mondays 10am to 4pm
Monday to Thursday 10am to 4pm
Sunday 11am to 4.45pm
(Closed Friday and Saturday)
Explore Kelham Island Museum after hours and for the first time ever we are offering tours of the extensive cellars underneath the museum!
Fun family workshop inspired by the sights, sounds and stories of Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet.
Our collections showcase Sheffield's industrial heritage, from early industrialisation to modern times.
Bring Learning to Life with exciting activities for all ages, from Adults and Groups to Schools and Families.
Something New, Somewhere Old. Choose our unique locations for unforgettable experiences.
SIMT aims to provide physical access and inclusive information and interpretation to enhance the experience of all our visitors
There are many ways to get involved with our museums and heritage sites as a volunteer, community partner or family!
The three tiered SIMT Membership Scheme offers admission to all three sites plus other exclusive benefits.
Young visitors to Sheffield’s Kelham Island Museum can now add a digital dimension to their experience, thanks to the launch of a new app! more.
Since February History Master’s Student Alex Bonnington has been on a work placement at Kelham Island Museum. Alex has been finding out information about Yemeni Steelworkers that can be added to our exhibitions and activities. Here’s Alex’s account of his experience. more.
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