The Heritage Centre at Bardney is a very interesting place to visit, lots of railway related items to see plus other artifacts from the surrounding area. There is a nice cafe there too and the staff are really friendly, pay it a visit, you wont be dissapointed.
For further info about opening hours etc see http://www.bardneyheritage.com/ or click on the link below.
These photographs taken on Saturday 2nd March 2013.
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Bardney Heritage Centre. |
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Various items on the "platform". |
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Balast Wagon brake wheel. |
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A warm welcome awaits you in the cafe. |
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The poster on the right is for the Independant Order of Rechabites. It was a Friendly Society founded
in England in 1835 as part of the wider British temperance movement to promote total abstinence
from alchoholic beverages.
(Information courtesy of Wickipedia) |
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Enjoy some refreshment in the cafe.
All images taken with a Panasonic FZ150. |