East Anglian Railway Museum
The EARM is a living heritage site based at Chappel railway station. We are situated on the edge of breathtaking Constable Country and adjacent to one of the largest railway viaducts in Eastern England.
The complex of original Victorian buildings has a unique story to tell of railways and people's lives in East Anglia from the 1840s through to the 21st Century.
The Museum has the most comprehensive collection of railway architecture, locomotives and first-hand accounts of people who worked on the railways. The impressive site includes original and restored Station Buildings, Carriages, Signal Boxes, a Goods Shed and a fully functioning Restoration Shed.
We are an accredited museum and part of the European Route of Industrial Heritage - A great day out at a Visit Britain Quality Assured Visitor Attraction.
Prices
Adult £4.50, OAP £4.00, Child £2.00
Opening details
| Season Dates | Opening Hours |
|---|---|
| Notes | Closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day |
Contact
East Anglian Railway MuseumTel: 01206 242524
www.earm.co.ukVenue
East Anglian Railway MuseumChappel Station, Wakes Colne, Essex, CO6 2DS
Map reference: TL 896287 Lat: 51.92451 Long: 0.75596
By Road:
Near the impressive Chappel Viaduct. About 15 minutes from Colchester, Halstead and Sudbury, about 30 minutes from Chelmsford, about 40 minutes from Ipswich.
Parking : free
Accessible by Public Transport : Chappel station
Also at this venue
Self-assessed accessibility details
Parking
- The surface of the car park and pathway leading to entrance:
is solid
Drop-off point for guests outside entrance- The route from the parking area to the entrance:
Has a ramp
Entrance
Ramp to entrance
Public Areas
Baby changing facilities
Food
Level access (no steps/thresholds) or access by ramp or lift to cafeteria
Seating suitable for wheelchair users, ie moveable and good height for person sitting in a wheelchair
General
Seating available for visitors with limited mobility


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East Anglian Railway Museum



