The Museum, in its picturesque setting close to Ely on the River Lark, holds a unique collection of large working diesel engines that played a vital part in maintaining the drainage of the once uninhabitable fens nearby.
Displays or artefacts, photographs and interactive media illustrate the story of fen drainage and the social history of the local area.
The highlight of a visit can be seeing and hearing one of the old engines in action and talking to engineers who have worked with the engines.
Facilities
50 seater cafe serving snacks and drinks, lunches on event days and by arrangement. Disabled access & Gift Shop.
Group Visit Information
Tours available
- Basic visit (no guide)
- Guided Tour with explanatory talk
- Guided Tour with explanatory talk and engine run, including tea/coffee and biscuits
Groups between 20 and 50 people can be accommodated.
Coach parking is available in the adjacent car park
