Bradford Industrial Museum, situated on the grounds of a former Worsted Mill, is a captivating journey through time. The mill managers’ house stands as a testament to Victorian splendor, while a terrace of back-to-back houses depicts the living conditions of mill workers across three distinct historical eras. Throughout the year, this intriguing museum offers free admission and a diverse calendar of changing exhibitions and events.

Venturing inside the mill itself, visitors are treated to fascinating permanent displays showcasing working textile machinery, steam power, engineering marvels, and the art of printing. The space also hosts ever-changing temporary exhibitions that enrich the experience. A Transport Gallery awaits exploration, featuring an array of historic vehicles waiting to be discovered.

Prepare to be astonished by the intricacies of the machinery on display, even the humble home handloom weaver will leave you amazed. Keep an eye out for mesmerizing photographs transferred onto window blinds, the colossal steam engine Victor, which once graced Linton Mill, and Bradford’s very last trolley bus – all adding to the allure of this remarkable museum.