Category Archives: East Anglia Transport Museum

Over the past few weeks we’ve featured trams being moved around the East Anglia Transport Museum as restoration projects continue to progress. We first saw Lowestoft 14 out of the main depot to allow the top deck of Glasgow 488 … Continue reading →

The August Bank Holiday is one of the last hurrahs of the main summer season for many heritage tramways across the UK and although the operating seasons will continue on for a little while yet (with various galas and enthusiast … Continue reading →

A few days ago you may have read our report on the fact that Lowestoft 14 had broken cover briefly with images shown of it at Chapel Road terminus. It has now been confirmed that the tram was being moved … Continue reading →

Article updated 20/8/24 For those of you who have visited the East Anglia Transport Museum you will probably have seen Lowestoft 14 at the back of the main depot where its restoration to operating condition has been happening for many … Continue reading →

The launch into service at the East Anglia Transport Museum of Blackpool 634 at Easter may seem like a very dim and distant memory (although is only just over four months ago!) but since then the tram has settled nicely … Continue reading →

During the weekend of Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th July, the East Anglia Transport Museum ran their latest special event. This time the theme was British Bus Fleets, East Anglia which saw many buses from the local area operating special … Continue reading →

We reported back in May that the East Anglia Transport Museum had welcomed a set of new points all the way from New Zealand. Now some two months later and the trackwork is being worked on in preparation for its … Continue reading →

The East Anglia Transport Museum was once again open over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend with its usual mix of trams, trolleybuses and trains in operation. Bryan Grint visited on Sunday 26th May when he found Blackpool 634 again in … Continue reading →

Whilst more high profile arrivals have been seen at the East Anglia Transport Museum over the past couple of years, recently there has been a significant arrival which will prove to be valuable in the continued expansion of the museum.

Yes, there has undoubtedly been a lot of attention on the East Anglia Transport Museum and the entry into service of Blackpool 634 earlier this year, but its not all about Blackpool trams at the museum (talking about trams of … Continue reading →

Its been a good six weeks since it was originally announced and now the time is very nearly upon us – the Fylde Transport Trust’s Blackpool Brush Railcoach 634 is to be launched back into service at the East Anglia … Continue reading →