Links to Interesting Trains Sites
These are interesting links to general Trains pages on the internet. However, we also link to museum pages where available and provide links to clubs and shops on a reciprocal basis.
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We offer the Museum to the public for free. We build ships and sell ships for other Museums right here. We have over 30 years experience.Our model makers have commissioned ships for the Presidents of the USA.And the dept. of Interior.We custom build for individuals and business and we build in multiple Scales.We also teach elderly and under privledged kids and our main focus is on historical education.
This museum dedicated to the Bluebell Line, the UK's first preserved standard gauge passenger railway
Restored Great Western Railway station at Bodmin plus engine shed where you can view engines being restored.
Over 100 years of mainly British toys with many visitor operated exhibits including Hornby trains, Scalextric, Meccano, Lego, a 1950’s helicopter and even working card models.
Steam engines.
The Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway runs from Embsay (near Skipton) to Bolton Abbey station, just over a mile from the Priory ruins. The
5 mile ride takes you through some lovely scenery behind restored steam engines.
home of Presidential rail car "Ferdinand Magellan"; southernmost steam locomotives in the US; operating railroad museum.
The Golden State Model Railroad Museum (GSMRM) consists of 10,000 square feet of O, HO and N scale model railroading, located in Point Richmond, California (just north of San Francisco, at the north end of the East Bay).
It's hard not to feel enormous in these Granville Island museums. Step into the model-boat collection, and you dwarf a wee whale, shrunken sailors and Lilliputian logs. Walk through the sport-fishing displays, and you loom over little bitty lures. Follow the wail of the whistles to the model trains, and suddenly you're taller than 6,000 teeny trees. Once you get past the Amazon attitude, though, it's hard not to develop a colossal admiration for these miniature marvels - and for the full-size folks who build them. If you add our link to your site, please notify me and I will add your link to our site within one business day.
The largest collection of RAF Hornchurch Battle of Britain memorabilia and artefacts on display in the country.Housed within the Purfleet Heritage Centre,the last Royal Gunpowder Magazine of its type left in the country. Display's also Army,Navy and other military items as well as local history. Open every Sunday 10.00-4.30 pm
15" gauge, 10
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4" gauge and 7
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4" gauge railways plus a mine engine house and lots of other attractions for all.
Located in the old New York Central freight depot in Medina, NY
Discover the old Mineral Tramways and the mines they served in Redruth, Cornwall.
The Museum is housed in an 1888 carriage house once owned by Larz and Isabel Anderson. The Museum of Transportation offers the public a unique opportunity to view the Anderson collection, America’s oldest privately owned collection of automobiles. The Museum also hosts over 20 lawn events for cars, motorcycles and bicycles throughout the Summer months.
Fully restored, steam powered, turn of the century passenger train operating from Winnipeg to Gross Isle, Manitoba.
Nice Steam Photos
The Switchback was the second railroad in the US, completed in 1827. The first was the Granite Railway of Massachusetts, built to haul granite from quarries near Quincy three miles to the construction site for the Bunker Hill monument. Service was inaugurated on October 7, 1826. When operation began, in May 1827, on the railroad that came to be known as the Switch Back, there were only two other railroads in the United States -- an abandoned short wooden track at Leiper's stone quarry near Philadelphia and the three-mile track at Quincy. Both the Quincy and the Mauch Chunk were gravity-powered in one direction and beast-powered in the other.
Fire Engines, Wagons
The place for railway enthusiasts! Railways, preserved locomotives, preservation societies and railway museums in the UK. If you want a train to ride, you'll find it here! Also includes the most comprehensive UK railway links page you'll care to imagine.
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