Vintage Carriages Trust Carriage Works Museum
📍 Museum of Rail Travel, Ingrow Bridge Centre, Keighley BD21 5AX, UK
About Vintage Carriages Trust Carriage Works Museum
The Vintage Carriages Trust Carriage Works Museum, located at the Ingrow Bridge Centre in Keighley, offers an immersive journey into the world of historic rail travel. This highly-rated museum, boasting an excellent 4.7/5 stars from visitors, showcases a remarkable collection of vintage railway carriages. It's a must-visit for anyone with an interest in transport history and the golden age of train journeys.
Visitors can step aboard beautifully restored carriages, experiencing firsthand the comfort and design of past eras, and imagining what journeys were like. The museum provides a unique opportunity to explore these magnificent vehicles up close. The dedicated and friendly volunteers enhance the experience, often sharing insights and making visits even more enjoyable for guests of all ages.
Visiting Information
The museum welcomes visitors daily from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Accessibility is a key feature, with wheelchair-accessible parking, entrances, and restrooms available. For convenient transactions, the museum accepts NFC payments.
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📍 Museum of Rail Travel, Ingrow Bridge Centre, Keighley BD21 5AX, UK
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Showing 5 of 381 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 8 February 2026.
A must visit location for train/rail history fans. The volunteers are knowledgeable and keen to share; the displays have been updated and will be even better next year; the archives and library are a treasure trove.
First class entertainment if you're into vintage trains,I like to buy old railway books and magazines, and take in the atmosphere
A small but very pleasant museum! We enjoyed the fact that we were allowed to go inside the carriages and sit down on the seats. Plenty to look at, with signs and old posters on the walls. There were some books and DVDs placed out in the museum area to browse through, the magazine room chock-full of railway publications, and a shop full of something for anybody! The chap working at the front desk was very pleasant. Will be coming again in the future and bringing my grandma, she would love this museum!
It was so interesting to see, sit down and feel it, to imagine how the journeys used to be in the past :)
Spent the day visiting the railway & got off the train at Ingrow to visit the museums. Really enjoyed wondering around the two attractions & the volunteers were so friendly.