Events

Can we remind members/friends and any enquiries from the public that we are an unpaid Charitable organisation, and therefore not always able to reply to telephone calls as many of the Board members are otherwise employed. If you have not received a reply please try to communicate via text or email. Thank you.

It was nice to see The Wharfedale Triumph TR Group who dropped in today for a look round today, (21st November). Thank you for your interest, donation and a chance to see some of your own vehicles. The usual thanks from the Museum go to to Simon and Marlene Waye, (who provided hot beverages on a freezing day) John Hewitt and Macaulay Kirby who once again made sure everything went well.

Out of the dark and into the light, Twilight Sunday 7th November, dress warm may be a cold night! Enjoy the day and as dark is cast, travel on a journey of the past! (all I could think of folks!)Bus service timetables will be displayed at the terminus in Worth Bridge Road (opposite the Museum in Dalton Lane), and inside the building.On display will be our “Row of ROEs” by the Leeds coachbuilder.Leading the charge this year is DN54 CCS, celebrating a year in preservation with our youngest owner/preservationist, Macaulay Kirby. The bus will start the proceedings with a run to Skipton at 12.30. All other Museum services will have approximate departure times also beginning at 12.30.Please note;Times and buses may be subject to change as situations dictate.We hope you enjoy your visit.(Sorry Macaulay had to borrow your photo, all mine had grass on the other side of the bus, not in keeping with November!)

The Museum will be closed to the public from November (after “Twilight” event) until March 2022. Any viewings at these times will be appointment only please.

Tel; 07465 897497

More details on here and our facebook site soon.

One of our open day free bus services to Ingrow Station.

A resident at the Museum is this privately owned Bristol Lodekka seen operating the free bus service in 2018

Following the 2015 floods, the Museum was happy to attend the re-opening of the Elland Bridge on the 2nd April 2017. Seen on its old Halifax/Huddersfield route 43 , Huddersfield 473 stands on show at the bridge. Museum Halifax Daimler GJX 331 and Bradford Regent 6220 KW also attended.

The Museum has a high Leeds representation and regularly attends the Leeds running day in August. Pictured taken at Leeds City Transports former Kirkstall Road Works on the return to Keighley.

Open first Sunday every month until (and including) November, why not call in and see us?

Have a great day out in Yorkshire.

All other viewings are appointment only please telephone 07465 897497.

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