Gaunless Valley Visitor Centre: Small exhibition with panels and photographs celebrating over 600 years of industrial heritage in the Gaunless Valley.
Open: 1 April - 30 Sept daily, Oct - 31 March Saturday and Sunday only, all 11am -3pm.
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