My blog posts so far have been about how we’re using our collection to bring Station Hall to life. Now we need your help.
Interpretation Developer Ruth Leach reveals how our image collections are inspiring the redevelopment of Station Hall.
Archivist Alison Kay delves into the Wolverton Works archive.
Catch up with the progress of our ambitious redevelopment of Station Hall.
Interpretation Manager Joe Savage imagines an exciting, evocative future for Station Hall.
Hear first-hand from one of our visitors what life was like as a fireman on Duchess of Hamilton.
The National Railway Museum is famous for locomotives, but less so for its collection of signalling equipment. Not surprising, really: railway signalling is a complex subject that mystifies most rail enthusiasts, let alone ordinary visitors.
Last Friday was one of the more unusual occurrences in my job: location filming with a locomotive from the collection.
If you missed our display of royal train-related items, Search Engine Assistant Peter Thorpe has picked out some highlights for blog readers to enjoy.
Passenger comfort may have increased vastly since the early days of rail travel, but one problem remains…
As the Royal Wedding draws closer, it’s the ideal time to highlight some royal records from the Wolverton Works collection.
We have a vast art collection at the National Railway Museum, full of treasures like this beautiful linocut.