What is recorded here
Kelham Island is a small island in the River Don in Sheffield, historically known for its industrial heritage, including breweries and metalworking. It is notable for its role in the city's 19th-century industrial development and its preservation as a cultural and commercial hub.
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Places near here
The Fat CatListed building · 173 yd
Sheffield Flood MonumentMonument or public art · 253 yd
New Testament Church of God and Attached Boundary WallListed building · 286 yd
Kelham Island MuseumMuseum · 304 yd
National Emergency Services MuseumMuseum · 306 yd
Kelham WeirViewpoint · 478 yd
Lady's BridgeVisitor information · 500 yd
The Great Central Railway War MemorialMemorial · 778 yd
Aizlewoods MillListed building · 287 yd
Former Ebenezer Wesleyan ChapelListed building · 313 yd
River Don EngineHeritage attraction · 327 yd
Crucible Workshop at Former Williams BrothersListed building · 378 ydOther information
Photo: N Chadwick · CC BY-SA 2.0