A renowned location in Acton is offering an opportunity to take a trip back in time investigating its rare collection.
An expertly guided tour will be taking place next year at Acton’s London Transport Museum. The venerable venue curates and keeps an immense hoard of historic items relates the UK capital’s use of transportation.
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Led by one of the London museum’s knowledgeable staff, the tour will allow participants to delve into the past via showcase items from the vast store of antiquities. Underground maps, transport signage and even historic vehicles once used to convey commuters around the city.
Guests of the tour can discover the tale of London public transport, starting with its horse-drawn origins and introducing the pioneering engineers and their equipment that led to the state-of-the-art system used by the city’s visitors and citizens today.
The tour will take place at the Acton Depot, at 2 Museum Way, 118-120 Gunnersbury Lane in Acton on Friday, February 25, between 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm. Tickets for the event are priced at £12 for adults and £10 for those under 18, who must have an adult accompanying them. Friends of the London Transport Museum and concession tickets are also available at £10.
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