Kidderminster Railway Museum Cafe in Wyre Forest

A treasure House of railwayana and an amazing working old Strowger telephone exchange system, fantastic!Plus the Railway Art exhibition was a delight.Great informative staff as well.

Lovely museum with a nice little cafe which serves a selection of tea coffee fizzy drinks cakes and light lunches and reasonably priced

This is another lovely little railway museum on the SVR ..Severn Valley Railway at the Kidderminster station..It's packed with loads of railway memorabilia.. There are plenty of engine name plaques plus no end of other interesting pieces from our old railway heritage...Again it's free to enter all included in the train ticket price..The Kidderminster station it self takes you back to the age of the Steam railways and is wonderfully laid out with all the original old equipment in the station area...A must see especially if you are a train spotter....👍

Very good museum, lots of artifacts andrun by people who care aboutrailway history. They also serve the best sandwiches on The Severn Valley and at a good price. Loads of new and second hand books for sale. Railart Exhibition was first class.

Free entry good coffee and cake. Lots to see and Guild of Railway Artists just started their exhibition until 1st May.

Fantastic place with lots to do and see regarding railways and signalling.

Omg I love this place so much it is so much fun going to this place I am going again in the gala the 22nd to see SNG but I used to go every Xmas and I have not been in while so I miss the place now and again see as I am train enthusiastic person.

Like railways, like Kidderminster Railway Museum. Lots to see - take your time and enjoy the atmosphere. If you get tired take a break & enjoy the excellent refreshments on offer and browse the books for sale.

Old fashioned phones, lots of railway signs and memorabilia. Can even change rails by pulling levers- worth a look! Get your platform ticket too!

Interesting small museum mostly focused on old engine signs and signalling equipment. Not particularly big so you could comfortably see everything within 30 minutes but includes a number of interactive displays such as signal levers you could operate. Also includes a shop selling mostly rail related books and a small cafe.