East Anglia Transport Museum |
NR33 8BL Lowestoft, Great Britain (UK) (Suffolk) |
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Chapel Road, Carlton Colville,
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| Floor area | unfortunately not known yet |
Museum typ
Exhibition
Transport in general
- Trams
- Busses
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Opening times
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April - September: 1pm - 5pm. For opening days see Museum's website | ||||||||
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Status from 10/2013
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Adults: £7.50; OAPs: £6.50; Children 5-15: £5.50 | ||||||||
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| Homepage | www.eatm.org.uk | ||||||||
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| Location / Directions |
By CarThe Museum is situated just 3 miles south-west of Lowestoft, just off the A146 Lowestoft to Norwich road. There are brown ‘tourist’ signs from Lowestoft Town Centre, Oulton Broad and in Carlton Colville itself.On the A12 northbound we are clearly signposted from the South Lowestoft Industrial Estate roundabout (near the drive-through McDonalds). For Sat-Nav and Route planner users our postcode is NR33 8BL By BusA number of bus services link the museum with Norwich, Beccles and Lowestoft and other destinations in the local area.By TrainNearest Stations - Oulton Broad South (Approx 2 miles) & Oulton Broad North (Approx 2.5 miles). |
| Description | From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:What the Museum offersThe museum has many exhibits ranging from a 1904 Lowestoft Corporation tram to a 1983 Sinclair C5. Tram rides are available on a route passing the museum's trolleybus depot and up to a terminus at Woodside. Originally, the trolleybus route extended as far as the trolleybus depot where passengers could change for a ride on the museum's 2 ft gauge railway to Chapel Road (the other end of the tram route), or they could stay on the trolleybus whilst it performed a 3-point turn and returned to the museum entrance via the same route.Trams* 11 English Electric 1939 Blackpool Corporation (recently restored)* 14 Milnes (Tram builder) 1904 Lowestoft Corporation Tramways (undergoing on site restoration) * 159 English Electric 1927 Blackpool Corporation * 474 Beijnes 1929 Amsterdam Tramways * 1858 English Electric 1930 London Transport * 513 English Electric 1950 Sheffield corporation (on loan) (currently undergoing repairs) Trolleybuses* 1 Privately owned German Trolleybus* 5 Garrett 1926 Copenhagen * 34 Sunbeam 1947 Hastings Corporation * 52 BUT 1953 Maidstone Corporation Transport * 87 BUT 1956 Ashton-Under-Lyne Corporation * 202 Sunbeam 1935 Bournemouth Corporation * 224 Sunbeam 1953 Derby Corporation (away from museum undergoing restoration) * 237 Privately owned Trolleybus * 246 Sunbeam 1958 Belfast Corporation * 260 AEC 1936 London Transport * 286 Sunbeam 1959 Bournemouth Corporation * 313 BUT 1951 Portsmouth Corporation * 628 BUT 1950 Newcastle Corporation * 1201 Leyland 1938 London Transport * 1521 Chassisless Construction by Metro Cammell using AEC components 1940 London Transport Motorbuses* 4 AEC 1969 Lowestoft corporation* 13 Mercedes 1987 Lincolnshire Road Car * 21 AEC 1947 Lowestoft Corporation * 57 Bristol 1962 Eastern Counties * 85 AEC 1964 Great Yarmouth * VR385 Bristol 1972 Eastern Counties * LL408 Bristol 1948 Eastern Counties * RTL 1050 Leyland 1950 London Transport |
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