The Long Shop Museum

Logo on side of a Garrett steam lorry cab

The Long Shop Steam Museum is a Museum in Wikipedia:Leiston, Suffolk, England. dedicated to the history of Richard Garrett & Sons a manufacturer of agricultural machinery, steam engines and trolleybuses. The museum is housed in the remaining part of Leiston Works.

Exhibits[]

The museum house several Garrett built steam engines, some of which are on loan to the museum from their owners. As well as displays charting the history of Richard Garrett & Sons.

Exhibits
Engine no.	Date	type	Name	Reg no.	Notes
Garrett no. 30877	1912	Portable engine	-	-	On loan
Garrett no. 32944	1916	Steam tractor	Princess Marina	BJ 3206
Garrett no. 33180	1919	Steam tractor	The Suffolk Punch	BJ 4483	Has a vertical boiler at the rear
Garrett no. 34265	1923	Steam roller	Consuelo Allen	SV 4945	repatriated from ?
Garrett no. 34471	1925	Portable engine	-	-

References[]

Created from the wikipedia stub.
TER 2008 list for garret engines.
Old Glory Magazine, Engines in Museums list 2009
Museum web site.

External links[]

Long Shop Steam Museum - web site

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Defunct Museums	Museum of Science & Industry Birmingham(England)

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