Yeovil Railway Centre

Yeovil Railway Centre is a small vapor and diesel Railway Centre that was formed in 1994 to protect the first Southern Railway turntable (British Rail chose to take it off), and provide facilities for operation of the main line steam.There is a Visitor Centre that was once an 1864 built GWR transfer shed, plus a 15,000 water tower that is gallon. Everything has been restored to order that is working the servicing associated with the vapor machines. That is an place that is excellent an old fashioned household time out that everyone will cherish.The centre holds regular occasions between March and October, including Train days, where in actuality the turntable is demonstrated and vapor train trips are operated utilizing a brake van, supplying a good chance to view vapor at close quarters! See 'Pectin', a Peckett steam engine, and 'Lord Fisher', an Andrew Barclay steam motor, one of which is utilized on the train days to produce the rides destinations that are!Additional the Train and Tractor Day, an Easter egg hunt, a Teddy Bear's picnic within the summer time, a Halloween night with Steam, and Santa Specials into the cold temperatures!