We have Steam Engines, 100-ton working Beam Engines, Narrow Gauge Railway, 1930s Fairground, Mechanical Organs and Memorabilia. We have our very own gift shop for souvenirs and mementos. Our cafeteria is newly furnished and is ideal for cups of tea or coffee and soft drinks, with a selection of cakes and pastries. We also welcome dogs on leads in the Museum. We hope you like our new website, and hope to see you soon. We try out very best to accommodate anyone with a disability in regards to access and facilities.
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We are not just a Steam museum, we are steeped in history going back several generations. Sir Charles Flower was one of those men who started what is now the RNLI. In 1881 William James Holmes returned from Scotland (his father having married the daughter of Sir Charles Flower). His son William Charles Flower Homes took over the estate in 1908 and built a generator and produced the first electricity in Strumpshaw.
Strumpshaw Steam Rally
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There are around 50 working Steam Engines, 60 working Miniature Steam Engines, all of which take part in parades in the grand ring, along with 100 tractors, vintage and classic cars and motorbikes. There are static displays of military vehicles, stationary engines, fire engines and vintage equipment and vehicles.
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