The front wall of the first building in the museum, with lots of older style trains.

Queen Victoria's(?) private coach. Somewhat more space than the plebs.

This was a mail coach. They had sorters on the train, sorting the mail as it travelled.

This was part of the first hall. It was massive.

Fog machine :(

Cut out of the Chunnel. Much bigger than I was expecting.

On board a coach from a Japanese bullet train.

They also had a rather modern library, with some amazing books and magazines for rail enthusiasts.

This is a top view of the workshop, which had buttons you could press to hear the noises one might hear in a workshop... which I pressed without realising how loud and annoying it would be.

They had a live display of York station.

These were cabinets full of model trains, many of which were built by hand, and donated by one guy.