Ellenroad Steam Museum Rochdale absolutely magnificent machines shown working loads of

What a fantastic day, so interesting and educational 😍 this has to be one of my favourite days out. The whole place is totally unspoilt it hasn’t been ruined by loads of signs, barriers and tacky souvenirs. Any barriers have been so tastefully done and of such quality and in keeping with the building you hardly notice them. Its nearly as it would have been when it was a working mill. The volunteers are so knowledgable and you can tell love working with these awesome machines. A day really isn’t long enough to view, I have only taken a snapshot of the machines there are loads more, I will definitely be going back 😍

[@thomasdecker7631]

Your home schooling has obviously taken you places where the usual public education never goes. Your interest in this aspect of history is both refreshing and commendable. Stay curious and don't ever lose your enthusiasm.

[@mrt6593]

Great video Matilda, very interesting place. You give us hope for the future, keeping Britain’s heritage available to all.

[@andrewlimb5267]

Love your enthusiasm for this old machinery. The age of it and how it was built back then defies our modern thinking with computer controlled design and machining. It literally was hand built with only the aid of a few machine tools that were in their infancy too. Thank you for your presentation and sharing this, cheers, Andy in Canada

[@robertbills4290]

Our country used to be a world leader in manufacturing things. Those days are long gone we have lost so much of our life to the past such a shame

[@triple6758]

Aesthetics used to mean something in the West. Now they pummel us with monstrosities instead of beauty.

[@jeffcibulka4186]

You’re cute and excited about this wonderful old but awesome technology. Please keep sharing this kind of Machine History, it’s priceless.

[@meguinlia]

Thanks this was a great video of some amazing steam machines. I really enjoyed your delivery and hope you keep making content like this ;) Much love from New Zealand

[@gagatube]

"Holy horsepower, Batman!" Creeping round... creeping round... and then WHOOSH and we're off! Amazing shots of some spectacular industrial might in action.

[@markmunro8753]

Such a beautiful young lady❤ Thank you very much.❤

[@briantitchener4829]

Thanks for showing us around Matilda. That flywheel! Biggest I have ever seen! Fantastic place, so interesting. Would love to visit one day.

[@melodymonger]

I get exactly the same reaction looking at old machines and buildings Matilda, the incredible skill and pride which went into every component of their construction makes them so beautiful 😍. That's why i can't resist antique furniture too. Great video 🤩.

[@jayflow7949]

6:10

[@johnl1685]

Wow. A young lady who loves vintage cars, trains and even steam engines! Rare indeed.

[@JSAFIXIT]

That is a work of art! I also enjoy seeing younger people interested in this stuff!

[@randombloke8802]

Love to see a young person with a passion for our heritage, great video, keep going!

[@piotrlesniak2093]

It's really heartwarming to see young lady so enthusiastic about such machines :) Thanks for video, put it on my list to visit

[@jimmccorison]

A wonderful display of engines. Thank you for sharing. Your enthusiasm is contagious.

[@williamkennedy5492]

You did very well, a great video thank you, Sisaket Thailand. A retired Brit.

[@bobmizen1]

Very interesting Matilda 👍. Thanks for taking the time to share this historic piece of engineering. Bob M. South Wales

[@scotttait2197]

Good to see young folk engaged in history 👌