historical place museum in Wall Under Heywood

The Friends of Turton Tower organise fund raising events to help its upkeep. There are also two gardening groups for the Kitchen Garden and grounds.

Come and discover one of Manchester's hidden gems! A Victorian police station in the heart of the Northern Quarter.

The National Football Museum is home to the biggest and best collection of football stories in the world. Open daily, free entry.

The Museum chronicles the lives of Jewish people in Manchester and their contribution to making the city what it is today.

The People’s History Museum in Manchester is the national museum of democracy. We aim to engage, inspire and inform diverse audiences by showing ‘there have always been ideas worth fighting for’.

A unique collection capturing the stories and struggles of ordinary people's efforts to improve their world

The Ellenroad Trust Ltd was established in 1985 to ensure the preservation of the Ellenroad Engine House and Engines. The Trust arranged the refurbishment of the boiler house and the engines and …

Birthplace of the modern co-operative movement, it was here on 21 December 1844, that the Rochdale Pioneers opened their store.

Ordsall Hall has had a long and interesting history with many different uses since it was first mentioned in records in 1177! Today, it is a welcoming and friendly historic house telling the stor…

Visit Manchester's museum of modern war and conflict. Exhibitions and events cover real stories of war from WW1 to the present day.

Official Lancashire Museum in the picturesque village of Astley Green, run and maintained by The Red Rose Steam Society Ltd. registered charity 513511 - Address - Astley Green Colliery Higher G…

We're the Museum on Oxford Road at The University of Manchester with the dinosaurs, mummies and live animals. We also have loads of other great stuff from the natural world and different cultures.

Discover Manchester's rich legacy of world-changing industrial innovations and scientific discoveries.

Salford Museum and Art Gallery was the UK’s ‘first free public library’, which opened in January 1850, followed in November by a museum and art gallery. The building was a mansion house known as …