Stephenson Railway Museum
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Re-live the glorious days of the steam railway at Stephenson Railway Museum in North Shields.
See George Stephenson’s Billy, a forerunner of the world-famous Rocket, and many other engines from the great age of steam including Jackie Milburn, named after the Newcastle United legend.
Discover the impact of the coal industry on the region’s railways in the fascinating exhibition From Pits to Staiths, and use hands-on exhibits to find out how trains work.
Explore how electricity revolutionised transport on Tyneside in the early 1900’s. See how it has changed the way we live, in our new display The Electric Century.
See the newly restored 1909 electric locomotive from South Shields power into action, and explore its history in the exciting interactive multimedia display..
Discover how trains work with interactive exhibitions and learn about the impact of coal and electricity on ordinary people’s lives.
Fun events and activities for all ages take place throughout the year.
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Opening Hours:
11am-4pm
Weekends from April – November and during school holidays:
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Christmas Santa Specials: please check website nearer the time for more information