East Anglian Railway Museum (Colchester) Reviews
Newest Review: ... check the web site or phone them to check. The prices vary depending on what is happening on the day so again ring or check Also situated on the site are three restored signal boxes one of which is manned and controls the points for the steam train another of which you can see what it was like in a signal box and what the state of the railways were before and after Dr Beeching (the man responsible for closing a lot of the countries railway) you can even have a go at the levers yourself. One Very popular day is A day out with Thomas where you can ride in Thomas the Tank Engine Daisy the Diesel rail car and net Easter Toby and Henrietta sh... more
Customer East Anglian Railway Museum (Colchester) Reviews (1)
by - written on 08/09/01, updated on 08/09/01 (Useful, 240 readings)
Rating:
The East Anglian Railway Museum is situated at Chappel railway station which is on the Marks Tey - Sudbury line so is easy to get to by public transport its just over the footbridge. Here you will find a variety of Engines and old Trucks and railway memorabilia. The museum only operates a steam engine on certain days so check the web site or phone them to check. The prices vary depending on what is happening on the day so again ring or check Also situated on the site are three restored signal boxes one of which is manned and controls the points for the steam train another of which you can see what it was like in a signal box and what the state of the ... Read the complete review
Products Similar to East Anglian Railway Museum (C ...
Church Farm Museum (Skegness) - 
Free to visit, lots to see and do 
None for me
National Tramway Museum (Crich, Matlock) - Plenty to do and see Not great for a wet day
Sutton Windmill and Broads Museum (Sutton) - Cheap High
Pontefract Museum (Pontefract) - Free to visit, lots to see and do None for me
Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery (Plymouth) - Free, educational, interesting and warm! none!
| More products in Museum National All these and are taken from reviews of the dooyooCommunity. | ||
|---|---|---|
 British Museum (London) Something for everybody, free admission Not enough time in the day to see it all |  Natural History Museum (London) Interesting, varied exhibits, a lot for both children and adults Tiring, food expensive |  Victoria & Albert (London) free loads to see cafe a wee bit expensive, sizr amkes it difficult to navigate |
 Museum of London (London) excellent presentation, lots of information, some recreations of various periods makes your feet ache! |  Whitechapel Art Gallery (London) Great space, light and airy Can't think of any |  Royal College of Art (London) approachable artists difficult to pose as an art student and get into the college itself |
 Museum of Scotland (Edinburgh) Free admission, Loads to see, Amazing architecture Shop and cafe expensiveSome people may find the building intimidatingPanels only in English |  Wallace Collection (London) Superb and eye catching pieces of art and beauty. None I can think of. |
