Bressingham Steam and Gardens, Steam museum and gardens in Norfolk, England.
Bressingham Steam and Gardens is a museum and gardens in Norfolk combining narrow gauge railways with perennial plantings across its grounds. Operating steam engines move through flower beds and garden sections that are interspersed throughout the property.
Alan Bloom founded the gardens in 1946 after moving from Cambridgeshire, bringing together his nursery expertise and passion for steam locomotive preservation. This combination of horticulture and railway heritage has shaped the site ever since.
The Dad's Army vehicle collection is displayed as a recreation of Walmington-on-Sea's High Street, bringing a beloved British comedy to life for visitors. This recreation connects television history with the museum experience in a way that feels familiar to fans of the show.
The site opens daily from March through November and offers parking, refreshment facilities, and complete wheelchair accessibility throughout. The layout allows visitors to move easily between the railways and garden sections at their own pace.
A working Frederick Savage carousel from 1897 lets visitors experience authentic Victorian fairground entertainment in operation. This rare exhibit connects amusement history with historical craftsmanship in an unexpected way.
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