'War Work’ tells the story of the impact of war upon the companies, manufacturing and workers of Sheffield’s industry through objects and documents from the city’s collections. From the products that fed the guns of the nation’s war machine, to the personal stories of the city’s workers, this exhibition explores industry in the Steel City during the World’s first global conflict.
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Normal museum admission charges apply
Source: http://www.culture24.org.uk//yh000021?id=EVENT469858
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