The Lion Salt Works in Cheshire has been voted the UK's best heritage project in this year's National Lottery Awards.
The museum opened last June after a 30-year campaign to save the UK's last open pan salt making site in Cheshire.
A four-year restoration turned the former dilapidated structure into a museum, preserving a part of the country's industrial history through interesting and fun displays, including a light and sound show.
TV chef Ainsley Harriott will presented staff at the museum with the award in a ceremony on Wednesday.
Almost 6,000 people voted for Lion Salt Works in this year's National Lottery Awards - the annual search to find the UK's favourite Lottery funded projects - to win the Best Heritage project prize.
The project wins a £3,000 cash prize, an iconic National Lottery Awards trophy and will attend a star-studded Awards ceremony, broadcast on BBC One in September.
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