Museum of Scottish Railways

Another visit to this museum - this time with tripod.

The museum consists of two main areas and contains many locomotives - both steam and diesel - plus rolling stock.

Another one that is worth a visit with the added incentive of a real working heritage railway next door.

4-4-0 Great North of Scotland Railway - ‘F’ Class No.49 ‘Gordon Highlander’

Snow Plough

0-4-0ST North British Railway No.42 (LNER Y9 Class) - BR No 68095

10 ton Salt Wagon (Saxa Salt) - 1903

Royal Mail Carriage - Scottish Railway Museum

Royal Mail Carriage - Scottish Railway Museum

Lamp

Exhibit - Scottish Railway Museum

Exhibit - Scottish Railway Museum

Milk Churns - Scottish Railway Museum

Brake Van - Scottish Railway Museum

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Bo'ness & Kinneil Heritage Railway

After visiting the museum it was back to the railway station to catch the last arrival of the day.

It's a great facility and well worth your time and effort to make the journey through.

The staff are always friendly and helpful, and just a pity I missed the steam trains running earlier in the day.

 Bo'ness Station

 'Morayshire' Cooling Down

Booking Office

 Bo'ness Station

 BR Type 1 Bo-Bo D8020 (20020) Arrives

BR Type 1 Bo-Bo D8020 (20020) Built1959

Pooch Friendly Station

 Carriage Interior

 Carriage Interior

'Morayshire' Cooling Down Before Retiring to the Engine Shed

'Visit Scotland' at Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway

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