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FoPV Walk - The Lost Waterwheels of the Porter Valley
FoPV Walk - The Lost Waterwheels of the Porter Valley

lør. 12. sep.

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Endcliffe Park

FoPV Walk - The Lost Waterwheels of the Porter Valley

Heritage Open Days represent an opportunity to celebrate our history and culture. FoPV marks the occasion with a walk in the Porter valley to identify the sites of some of our lost waterwheels. This walk is limited to 20 people. Tickets available from 28th August 2026


Registration is Closed

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12. sep. 2026, 10.30 – 12.00

Endcliffe Park, Ecclesall Rd, Sheffield S11 8TF

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Om eventet

Heritage Open Days represent an opportunity to celebrate our history and culture. FoPV marks the occasion with a walk in the Porter valley to identify the sites of some of our lost waterwheels. We finish at Shepherd Wheel where the waterwheel still turns. Suitable for all ages. Approximately 90 minutes.


Our walks leaders William Goldring (landscape architect who redesigned Endcliffe park post industrial decay) and Edward Shepherd (whose  grinding hull bears his name), aka John Gittins and Kevin Smith, will explain the waterpower heritage from Hunters Bar to Shepherd Wheel.


As part of Heritage Open Days this walk is free for all but must be booked.

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  • Walker

    One attendee per ticket

    0,00 £

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Etableret 1994

Registreret velgørende organisation nr. 1069865 (England og Wales)

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