Wellingborough Museum 10th Annual Bus Rally & Irchester Narrow Gauge Railway Museum, 2nd April 2023

The Wellingborough Museum is housed in Dulley's Baths, built in 1892 as an indoor swimming pool by David Dulley, a brewer in the town. In 1920, the building was bought by George Cox and converted into a shoe factory. Cox's moved to larger premises in 1995.

The building displays the collection of artefacts owned by the Winifred Wharton Trust, previously shown in The Heritage Centre at Croyland Hall in Wellingborough. We have a typical market town collection of mainly social items relating to Wellingborough and district.

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 10am 4.30pm. Open most Bank Holidays.

Admission: Free, donations gratefully received.

Address: The Wellingborough Museum, Dulley's Baths, 12 Castle Way, Wellingborough, Northants NN8 1XB.

Car parking is free in the town.

Telephone: 01933 276838
Fax: 01933 222740
Email: wellingboroughmuseum@msn.com

List of buses at the museum, but could only go on Sunday.


Saturday
H654VVV Leyland Olympian
GRP260D Bristol MW
JVV267G Daimler CVG6
R372LGH Volvo Olympian
WYP203G AEC
WEX685M AEC Swift
FLY755J Seddon
M1 OCT Volvo Olympian
Stagecoach Routemaster
Sunday
H654VVV Leyland Olympian
JVV267G Daimler CVG6
VV9146 Crossley
R372LGH Volvo Olympian
FNV557 Leyland Tiger PS2 (operating the Pytchley Runs Only)
HTA844N Leyland National
WEX685M AEC Swift
Stagecoach Routemaster
Sunday Static
OVV59R Ford Duple
URP757H Bristol VR
FRP692 Bristol KS
CBD778K Bristol VR
KAD359V Leyland Leopard
SDD146R Leyland Leopard
MXX430 RF453

Tea, Coffee and refreshments are available in the museum (Free Entry) as are the toilets.

There are also enthusast stalls inside and outside the museum
Buses start running at 1030 until 1530 on both Saturday and Sunday.
Ample parking in the Swansgate Multi Storey and at the rear of the Castle Theatre.

Satnav NN8 1XB.

Look forward to seeing you all in a few days!