SEVERAL Keighley-district attractions are taking part in this year's Heritage Open Days.

The annual initiative, every September, sees historic and cultural venues across the country open their doors for free.

Amongst those supporting the venture are the Engine Shed and Carriage Works museums at the Rail Story site, Ingrow West Station.

They will be offering free admission on September 7, 8, 14 and 15.

The museums are open from 11am-4pm, and there will be guided tours at various times.

Matt Arnold, Rail Story’s learning and community engagement manager, says: "In the past we have offered behind-the-scenes tours and free entry on two days, which proved to be popular. This year we are waiving our entry charges on four days to enable more access to the museums for the local community, as well as railway enthusiasts."

Cliffe Castle Museum, in Spring Gardens Lane, is offering guided tours on Saturday, September 7.

The hour-long tours start at noon and 2pm.

Places are limited, so booking is recommended. Go to visitbradford.com/whats-on/heritage-open-day-guided-tour-p2184781

And East Riddlesden Hall is dropping its admission charges on Sunday, September 15.

The hall is open between 10am-4pm.

For more about Heritage Open Days, visit heritageopendays.org.uk