Leeds Industrial Museum at Armley Mills

Leeds Industrial Museum at Armley Mills, housed in what was once the woollen mill that is biggest on the planet in a lovely riverside setting, will take you back in its history to learn about the industrial history of Leeds, from textiles to publishing, clothing to manufacturing, engineering and locomotives, that the city was famous for.Armley Mills contains exhibits from the eighteenth century through to the present day, with galleries and collections that tell the story of a number of industries that have shaped the city, from recreated Victorian cottages to your waterwheel. People that have a interest that is keen engineering and vapor energy will like the event of machine tools, big and little machines, and road cars galleries. Best of all, is a brilliant assortment of locomotives, like the engine that is workingJack'.Discover Leeds' experience of the wool and cloth industries, to see how it had been main to the idea of ready made clothing, with a Tailoring gallery, Behind the Seams' exhibition, together with 'Unzipped' and Hainsworth galleries. You could learn about the history of printing in Leeds, and its history that is interesting with world of photography and film. Did you know the very first image that is ever going the world had been filmed in Leeds?! Armley Mills has one of the smallest performing 1920s cinemas on the planet, to help you take a seat and luxuriate in a black and white movie during your check out!