The Museum of Scottish Railways at Bo’ness Station is Scotland’s largest railway museum. It opened in 1995 and displays items of Scotland’s railway heritage such as trains, coaches, signals and my personal favourite, old railway posters.
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The Museum of Scottish Railways
Categories: Bo'ness, Scotland
Tags: Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway, museum, Museum of Scottish Railways, photo post, postal train, posters, railway, railway museum, steam trains
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The Imperial War Museum
The Imperial War Museum is one of those major London museums that I’d never managed to find time for until a recent trip to the Old Vic found me a quick 10 minutes walk away. Founded during the First World War in 1917 I was impressed by the range and detail of items on display both from the site of war and at the home front and the interactive nature of many of the displays.
Categories: England, London
Tags: british intelligence services, enigma machine, first world war, free museum, imperial war museum, museum, photo post, plane, poppy, posters, Second World War, war
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Nottingham Castle: Trent to Trenches Exhibition 2014
I visited the Trent to Trenches Exhibition at Nottingham Castle in November, just before it was to come to a close. I’d already heard many good things about it, and thankfully this was borne out on my visit. In the centenary year of the start of the First World War, the exhibition focuses on the people of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire at home and in the trenches during that time.
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