Yorkshire Museum of Farming

The Yorkshire Museum of Farming, located in York, celebrates the rich agricultural heritage of a region known for its diverse food production, from cereal and cattle to potatoes and pigs. Spanning approximately 16 acres, the museum offers a comprehensive look at the county’s farming history. Visitors can explore exhibits featuring farm animals, vintage farm equipment, and the Danelaw Centre for Living History, which provides a hands-on experience of historical farming practices. Additionally, the site includes a heritage railway, adding another layer of historical insight and enjoyment.