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"Steam Up" at the Bolton Steam Museum

From: 13 September 2008

To: 14 September 2008

The largest collection of working mill steam engines in the country

The Museum is operated by the Northern Mill Engine Society. 25 stationary steam engines have been rescued from the cotton mills of Lancashire and Yorkshire, and restored to full working order. These can be seen static on volunteer working days (Wednesdays and Sundays) or running in steam on 13th and 14th September 2008.

Website: www.nmes.org

Open every Sunday and Wednesday
(static) and on regular working
Steam Days
10 am - 4 pm

The museum is located on Morrison’s Supermarket site (next to the petrol station) Mornington Road
off Chorley Old Road Bolton
BL1 4EU

We are situated 1.5 miles north-west of Bolton town centre on bus routes No 125/6 (Stagecoach)& No 519 (First Bus) which run on Chorley Old

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