Described as a living open-air museum. The main area has ‘streets’ of over 50 factories, house and shops as they were in the early 1900s, with people in costume to tell you about what was sold and made in those days. There is so much to do and see – take a tram ride, go down a coal mine, go to school, take a canal trip into limestone caves, watch local craftsmen at work, view historic buildings & a vehicle collection, have a beer in the Spit & Sawdust Inn. There are a variety of food & drink outlets, including the 1930s Fish & Chip shop.