By Road:
From A47 Thorney bypass, take B1040 towards Thorney (station Road). Museum is in Tankyard on left before the traffic lights, at the left of the main building.
By Public Transport:
Buses (x8 and x1) run every day from Peterborough bus station.
Accessible by Public Transport: Peterborough station is 9 miles away.
* Open SUNDAYS ONLY from Easter Sunday until end of September. 2pm - 5pm. The Museum will also be open August Bank Holiday from 11am - 2pm. Arrangements can be made to open the Museum at other times at a small charge. Please call 01733 270908 for further information on opening times.
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