East Anglia Transport Museum
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The East Anglia Transport Museum is a located in Carlton Colville near Lowestoft in Suffolk, England. It is the only museum in the country where you can ride on all three principal forms of public transport.
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[edit] What The Museum Has To Offer
The museum has many exhibits ranging from a 1904 Lowestoft Corporation tram to a 1983 Sinclair C5. There are tram rides available on a route which takes you past the museum's trolleybus depot and up to the Woodside terminus. The trolleybus route extends as far as the trolleybus depot where passengers may embark for a ride on the museums 2ft gauge railway to Chapel Road (the other end of the tram route). The museum has the last trolleybus to operate and the last tram to move under its own power in London, Nos 1521 & 1858 respectivley.
[edit] Exhibits
[edit] Trams
11 English Electric 1939 Blackpool Corporation
14 Milnes (Tram builder) 1904 Lowestoft Corporation
159 English Electric 1927 Blackpool Corporation
474 Beijnes 1929 Amsterdam Tramways
1858 English Electric 1930 London Transport
[edit] Trolleybuses
- 87 BUT 1956 Ashton-Under-Lyne Corporation
- 202 Sunbeam 1935 Bournemouth Corporation
- 224 Sunbeam 1953 Derby Corporation
- 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
- 1344 BUT 1956 Manchester Corporation (On Loan)
- 1521 Chassisless Construction by Metro Cammell using AEC components 1940 London Transport
[edit] 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