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Open New Year |
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Season (1 Jan 2023 - 1 Jan 2025) | ||
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Monday - Tuesday | Closed | |
Wednesday | Open | |
Thursday - Friday | Closed | |
Saturday - Sunday | Open | |
Bank Holiday | Open |
* Open every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
Unlimited Diesel Train rides included on Event days + Unlimited Mini Rail rides
Unlimited Steam Train rides included on Event days+ Unlimited Mini Rail rides
Closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day
New Years Steam
Days Out With Thomas
For over 50 years the East Anglian Railway Museum has been transporting visitors of all ages back in time to discover the unique history of the region’s railways. The site covers over 10 acres, you can explore our Victorian station, goods shed and signal boxes to see how passengers and freight have been transported over the years.
With displays of steam and diesel locomotives, vintage carriages and wagons there is something to interest everyone. Our heritage centre looks behind the scenes of running the railways with a host of smaller artefacts on display.
Working restoration shed where Volunteers bring the Engines and Rolling stock back to life.
The Museum also includes a railway themed Children's Playground, Picnic Area and an ex-London bus converted into a Children's Play Bus.
The award winning Platform 2 Café will be open every day the museum is open*, serving delicious homemade cakes, afternoon teas, lunches and great coffee!
Picnic Area
Venue hire for Weddings, Parties, conferences etc, including Training rooms.
Event Days
Unlimited Train rides, including Mini rail and Model railway layouts
Days out with Thomas (Easter, August Bank Holiday, Half Term , Christmas with Santa)
Spring Vehicle Extravaganza
Summer and Winter Beer Festival
Small Trains Exhibition
Steam Railway Experience Days Available
Based next to the famous Chappel Viaduct in north Essex, we are easily accessible by road and rail and full details can be found by going to www.earm.co.uk