Locomotion Museum: The World's First Railway Town | SHILDON
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- Locomotion, Shildon. (Previously known as Locomotion the National Railway Museum at Shildon)
I explore the Locomotion Museum in Shildon, County Durham. The world's first railway town. Join me as I walk around the great hall, see trains from the 1800s onwards, and show you what is on offer under the giant roof of this amazing National Railway Museum. See the famous locomotive, Stephenson's Rocket, designed and built by Robert Stephenson in 1829, and built at the Forth Street Works of his company in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Learn about the Stephenson's Rocket replica and the Black Five locomotive here: • Historic Stephenson's ...
Website for more info: www.locomotion.org.uk/
Chapter timestamps:
00:00 Locomotion Museum
00:33 Introduction
01:10 Steam Trains & More
10:00 Deltic DP1 & Update
12:45 Older Trains
19:07 Stephenson's Rocket
24:12 Final Thoughts
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Wow! The fact that it's free blew my mind. Thanks for showing us round!
That was just the Great Hall area, too. On Wednesday I will being going in the New Hall, showing you some very different vehicles, as well as trains. The café is a little pricey, but when you factor in that it's free admission, then it's not too bad. Thank you for watching and commenting.
My favourite loco in the video would be Class 40 D200
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Went to Shilden a few years ago, thought it was great, especially as it was free unless you wish to leave a donation. Enjoyed it so much I’ve been looking forward to going to York Railway Museum, made the trip this week. Shilden is better, York is still donations based and they have Mallard and the Bullet Train, but thought Shilden was a nicer place with more interesting exhibits. loved the Deltic and Winston’s funeral train.
@philipmyatt1458 The Deltic looks great, as does the Winston Churchill train. I have to agree that the Shildon museum is the better of the two, although I like York's North Shed.
When you comment on railway rolling stock, you need to know the difference between a locomotive and a train and the different types of rolling stock.
@richardfrost7334 I'm just going off information boards and from what people are telling me. I'm learning as I'm going, as I'm new to this type of content.