Major Exhibits in The Museum
- Track, from early plateways to modern versions
- Narrow gauge railways in industry
- Narrow gauge railways in military use
- Narrow gauge railways as public carriers
- Temporary exhibitions
- Ticket collection
- Rev W Awdry collection
- New Accessions
- Signals from Manx Northern Ry, Isle of Man Ry and County Donegal Rys
- Chattenden and Upnor Railway lever and locking frame to control points and signals in replica signal box
- Chattenden and Upnor Railway signal
- Film of Talyllyn Railway in the 1950s
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