Crich Tramway Village is no more but don\u2019t get worried its not another heritage tramway closing as it has gone through a closed season rebrand and will now be marketed as the National Tramway Museum.<\/p>\n
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Many of you will be very familiar with the name as before the Crich Tramway Village name was settled on in 2002 that is exactly what the site was known as, and so we return to the turn of the millennium for the new incarnation.<\/p>\n
In a post on social media they said: \u201cFor many years we were known as ‘Crich Tramway Village, the home of the National Tramway Museum.’ It was a bit of a long ride, so we\u2019ve simplified things and become the National Tramway Museum \u2014 or NTM for short.<\/p>\n
\u201cMore direct, with fewer stops along the way.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are, and always have been, a museum \u2014 just not quite like the others. With National status, a working tramway, and a unique open-air setting in the Derbyshire Countryside, we embody the innovation, the craftsmanship, and the preservation of Britain\u2019s tramway heritage \u2014 bringing history to life through movement, stories, and experience.\u201d<\/p>\n