Extensive working railway museum including locomotives, carriages, wagons, historic buildings, memorabilia and major collection of …
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Sep 16, 2024
We visited on the 15th September, our first visit for several years. We were shown around by a very knowledgable gentleman and spent about four and a half hours there. He gave us details which other…Full review by Alan R
Aug 16, 2024
wonderful dog friendly museum, dogs were welcome on the train trip and everywhere in the museum. We took the short train trip and walked back from the station along a lovely blackberry filled path.Tr…Full review by Christine H
Jul 27, 2024
Super place. You are free to roam and enjoy the great things they have! Nice little ride up and back. All very relaxed! O3's are the cutest trains of all time. Nice to see so many have survived. On …Full review by Connector745268
Yes, you will find most of it is on the level. Though someone will have to move a barrier out of the way so that you can get round the usual entrance, since this involves steps. Shouldn't be …
Yes, you will find most of it is on the level. Though someone will have to move a barrier out of the way so that you can get round the usual entrance, since this involves steps. Shouldn't be a problem though.
If its a rainy day, are there things to look at under cover and how muddy is it please?
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Much of the site and exhibits are under cover and all public areas are accessible via concrete or other hard surfaces. However, the lineside walk is not recommended in wet weather.
can I bring my small well behaved dog with me this Saturday 4 Feb 2017 please? Is there parking for disabled folk?
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You can visit with your dog on Saturday, 4th. February. It is be possible to park close to the entrance, but please note that some parts of the museum are not wheelchair accessible …
You can visit with your dog on Saturday, 4th. February. It is be possible to park close to the entrance, but please note that some parts of the museum are not wheelchair accessible due to stairs.
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