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Miniature RailwaysActon Miniature Railway - London
This short end-to-end miniature railway opened in 2005 and features rides behind a variety of scale London Transport battery-powered and steam locos and rolling stock.
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Although there are few large-scale heritage railways within the M35, the city of London has a wonderful concentration of museums and miniature railways.
The Science Museum and London Transport Museum are located close to the city centre.
Further out, you can find locations such as the Swanley New Barn Railway, the Kew Bridge Steam Museum, Southall Railway Centre, Ruislip Lido Railway
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MuseumsLondon Transport Museum - London
The Museum's vast collection includes road and rail vehicles used in London from Victorian times to the present.
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Science Museum - London
The present transport gallery includes a static display of historic locomotives.
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Southall Railway Centre - Southhall
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The line between Aviemore and Forres was originally opened by the Inverness and Perth Junction Railway in 1865. A preservation group started up in 1972 and trains have been transporting tourists along the scenic route since 1978.