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Welcome to the Anson Engine Museum

 

As featured on TV, our museum in the stunning Cheshire Peak District has a great deal to offer visitors.

 

Use these links if you would like to read/add visitor reviews or see videos on You Tube                  

                                               Or click to follow us on Twitter  Facebook  Museum Cat on Facebook  

 

 

 

Use the links below, or on the bar at the top, to navigate around our site.

Click here to go to the events and exhibitions pageClick here to find out about our friends schemeClick here to go to our gallery areaClick here to learn more about engine company history Click here to find out more about the area and how to find usClick here to go to the save the doxford pageClick here to go to the shop page

 

Donations

 

The museum is a registered charity and does not receive government or public funding to help us to run the museum.  To date most of the work has been carried out and funded by the volunteers and Friends of the museum.  For their help and generosity we are very grateful. It is however, difficult for us to continue to fund everything we are trying to do and to cover the cost of recovering, removing and transporting engines when they are offered to us.  

Click to donate

 

If you would like to make a donation to help us with the projects we have planned then you can do so by donating using the link below.  This company does not charge any fee for handling donations so we receive 100% of the money you donate.  Thank you



 

Short on time?

Want to enjoy an hour? – enjoy every minute!   Here are the top 10 things you must see

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Video clips as you enter museum – history & context, also see our Awards

2

Steam engine section in Memorial Building

3

Rare, iconic engines from the National Collection

4

Largest running Crossley Atmospheric engine ever made 

5

Mirrlees No 1 – 1st diesel engine built in UK

6

Gardner 4T5 always a crowd pleaser

7

Furnival engine running printing press and National engine running a typical workshop

8

Giant model of Poynton c1900 showing collieries around the area

9

Exhibition area – changes annually, currently Mirrlees memorabilia

10

Craft area monthly demonstrations of Bodging and Blacksmith work

We hope you enjoy your short visit and next time you might want to leave a little longer

to enjoy everything we have to offer. 

 

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