Kew Bridge Steam Museum

Green Dragon Lane, BRENTFORD, TW8 0EN

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This Victorian pumping station has steam engines and six beam engines, five of which are working and one of which is the largest in the world. The Grand Junction 90 inch engine is over 40 feet high, and weighs around 250 tons. A diesel house and waterwheel can also be seen along with London's only steam narrow-gauge railway, which operates every Sunday (Mar-Nov). The Water for Life Gallery tells the story of London's water supply from Pre-Roman times.

Further information

Tel: 020 8568 4757
Fax: 020 8569 9978
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Prices

Multi-entry for one year £9.50 (ch under 15 £3.50, concessions £8.50)

Opening times

Open Tue-Sun 11-4 (ex Good Fri)

Facilities

Picnic area.
Café.
Parking (single yellow lines in street).
Coach parties welcome (by prior arrangement only).
Giftshop.
No dogs (except assist dogs).