A museum in Bolton will showcase the industrial relics which powered the town's industry this weekend.
Bolton Steam Museum is holding its Autumn Steamings on Saturday, October 26 and Sunday, October 27.
The stationary steam engines which powered Bolton's cotton-spinning industry will be running.
Volunteers only run them for the public a few times a year.
Their oldest engine is now more than 180 years old, with most being well over a century old.
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The museum is based just next to the Morrisons car park on Mornington Road, Heaton - free unlimited parking is available at the supermarket.
The event will run between 10am and 4pm both days, with admission free.
For more information, visit their website at: https://www.nmes.org/
The charity is run entirely by volunteers, with donations covering their expenses - donations are welcome on the day.
There is also a cafe and a bookshop on site.
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