All Historic Sites in Aston sorted by Yorkshire.com Recommendation
Dead Man's Cave
Dead Man's Cave is nestled in the scenic Anston Stones Wood, offering a delightful woodland walk to this historical landmark. Visitors often park along the A57, making it a convenient spot for those exploring the natural beauty of the area. Ensure to plan your visit with a guide for an easier find.

Visit Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet

Wentworth Woodhouse

Conisbrough Castle

Bacon Lane Bridge
Discover Bacon Lane Bridge, a Grade II-listed 19th-century canal landmark in Sheffield, known for its unique 'eye of the needle' passage.
Badger Alley
Discover Badger Alley in Sheffield, a unique local spot celebrated for its nocturnal wildlife, particularly its namesake badgers.

Bailey Bridge
Discover the Bailey Bridge in Rotherham, a fascinating historical landmark offering a glimpse into engineering ingenuity.

Brightside Weir
Discover Brightside Weir, a historical landmark on the River Don in Sheffield, offering a tranquil spot for riverside walks.

Burton Weir
Discover Burton Weir, a historic landmark on Sheffield's River Don, popular for walking and fishing.

Canklow fields and walkways (No Motor Vehicles)
Discover Canklow fields and walkways, a tranquil, motor-vehicle-free open space in Rotherham perfect for serene strolls.

Cenotaph War Memorial
A poignant war memorial nestled in the beautiful Clifton Park, offering a serene place for reflection and remembrance.

Cholera Monument Grounds and Clay Wood
Discover Sheffield's Cholera Monument Grounds and Clay Wood, a historic green space offering panoramic city views.

Coronation monument
Discover Rotherham's Coronation monument, a historic clock tower commemorating the 1911 coronation of King George V and Queen Mary.

Crucible Stack
Discover Sheffield's industrial heart at the Crucible Stack, a Grade II listed furnace offering a unique historical insight.
Cutler's Walk
Explore Cutler's Walk in Sheffield, a historical landmark honouring the city's famed cutlery heritage and industrial past.

Duke of Norfolk Archway
Discover the Duke of Norfolk Archway, a unique historical landmark nestled along the Jervis Lum Nature Trail in Sheffield.

Ebenezer Elliott Statue
Discover the statue of Ebenezer Elliott in Sheffield's Weston Park, honouring the 'Corn-Law Rhymer' and 'Pauper's Poet'.

Former Carbrook Hall Public House
Discover the rich history of the Former Carbrook Hall Public House, a noteworthy historical landmark in Sheffield.

Formerly Chantrey Cinema Blue Plaque (Woodseats History Trail)
Discover the blue plaque commemorating the former Chantrey Cinema, a proud part of the Woodseats History Trail in Sheffield.

Formerly Nether Woodseats Blue Plaque (Woodseats History Trail)
Discover a fascinating piece of local history marked by the former Nether Woodseats Blue Plaque in Sheffield's Woodseats area.