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this museum if free entry and open to anyone from youngsters to elderly. There are a lot of trains on display including the Stirling Single, The Bullet Train, Deltic, the Queens Carriage and many many more. They have posters and information on all trains including The Flying Scotsman. You can look inside all the trains and will be very pleased to see that most of them still look as if they could be used now. You can go on to a couple of them and have a look around. It is very interesting to see that they have kept their history. For me the highlight was the use of the locamotive turntable which was actively working, although not used any longer. The Queens carriage is decorated to the highest standards, nothing less than we would expect. This is a must see for any generation.

The best thinga bout this museum is it is free and open to anyone. There is a lot of trains on display from the Japense bullet train to the Queens carage to the old locomotives. They all have furniture inside and the Queens train is amazing and looks so beautiful inside full with carpets, bed and bathrooms which are all on display. You can go onto some of the trains and have a look but most of them are roped off. There are also a few intecative games for children like on the post train where you can sort out the mail aswell as computer programs.