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Garrett Engineering Museum Leiston, Suffolk

Rrickoshae

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Now known as the Long Shop museum this is dedicated to the firm of Richard Garrett Ltd. They made everything from cast iron railings to traction & steam engines including the enormous articulated Bayer-Garrett steam engines made for South America etc. They made guns & munitions during both World Wars and have some examples on display. Well worth a visit. Dave
 

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I went there this time last year Dave, an interesting place eh ? a couple of good aircraft museums in Suffolk too. Stayed in a little village called Sibton. Tony.
 
hi Tony, yes the Flixton museum seems to go on for ever, a huge amount of stuff - not just aviation related. I stayed in a windpump near Reedham! Dave100_0154.jpg
 
Yes the Flixton museum is very good too. Looks like a quirky place to stay Dave. I found plenty to look at in Suffolk.
 
yes, a bit like a hobbit house! its half a mile from the nearest house but only 300yds from a pub!
 
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