The Millowners Arms, Kelham Island, Sheffield

A creditable attempt at a pub in the museum site, although actually located in an old workshop building. Although containing a few relics from old hostelries it is not an attempt at an historic pub interior as is found in many museums, but on the other hand is open to the public and museum entry (free anyway) is not required. Currently has two rotating beers on handpump, one each from Purity (Gold/Jimbo) and Bradfield (Farmers Blonde/Blushed).

An interesting pub which is part of the Kelham Island Museum site. Housed in a fine looking once derelict industrial storeroom , the fixtures and fittings are reclaimed from former pubs.As well as some craft keg there was quite a large number of cans and bottles available there were also a couple of cask beers on Bradfield Yorkshire Farmer and Abbeydale Moonshine the later being in supurb condition NBSS4 which to be honest I hadn't been expecting and the pub itself more pleasing than I had anticipated. Maybe not a pub crawl regular but more than worth a look.