DUE TO THE CURRENT COVID RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED BY THE GOVERNMENT, THE MUSEUM IS CURRENTLY CLOSED.
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If you are interested in bringing your school children to visit the museum during the week, please contact Keith Naylor at keith@nwmort.co.uk The cost is only £2.50 per child (teachers, class room assistants & parents are free) The cost includes up to 4 information packs for the school to take away, including road, rail & canal transport systems.
Visit Santa in his Grotto, try some Christmas crafts and have a ride on our Christmas Bus. (Visit Santa and receive a gift, including entry to the museum, £8 per child)
Title | Date | Day | Location |
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Classic Car Show - - Cancelled | 08 Nov 2020 | Sunday | Hall Street, St Helens, UK |
Halton Transport Bus Running Day - Cancelled | 25 Oct 2020 | Sunday | Hall Street, St Helens, UK |
Family Day - Cancelled | 30 Aug 2020 | Sunday | Hall Street, St Helens, UK |
Mercedes-Benz Club Day - Cancelled | 02 Aug 2020 | Sunday | Hall Street, St Helens, UK |
Italian Job - CANCELLED | 14 Jun 2020 | Sunday | Hall Street, St Helens, UK |
Spring Classic Cars - Cancelled | 03 May 2020 | Sunday | Hall Street, St Helens, UK |
Easter Egg Hunt - Cancelled | 12 Apr 2020 | Sunday | Hall Street, St Helens, UK |
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Learn MoreAfter ’57 'years, ‘BRS’ is coming back to St.Helens.
Read MoreA great deal of effort is given by volunteers to keep the museums fleet on the road. The workshops at the rear of the museum currently house a number of vehicles which are going through various stages on maintenance. From a simple service to a complete engine replacement, the work is all done by volunteers.
Read MoreRestoration of the fleet is an on going project for the team of volunteers. The following pages will you keep you updated on progress.
Read MoreAnother very successful day, the Classic Car event with North West Casual Classics
Read MoreThis car is the oldest motor vehicle in the museum, and one of the most unusual. It is a La France, built in 1914, and was originally built as a fire engine, being based in Tennessee and later California. The petrol engine is 14.5 litres (huge by today's standards), and the rear wheels are connected by a chain drive.
This is an exciting time for the Museum, and we need your support! If you would like to help, you can become a member by completing the membership application. We value the support of all our members, and if you would like to become actively involved as a 'working member', there are plenty of opportunities to work on all types of vehicles.
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