Bristol Harbour Railway - Definition

The Bristol Industrial Museum is a museum in Bristol, England. The museum features exhibits documenting Bristol's maritime history, and includes outdoor exhibits along Prince's Wharf on the Floating Harbour, including the Bristol Harbour Railway.

The railway, which reopened in 2000, was a branch of the Great Western Railway and operates between the Museum and the SS Great Britain on standard gauge track for half a mile. The railway is currently being repaired as far as the Create Centre, a mile from the museum.

External links

• Bristol Industrial Museum (http://www.bristol-city.gov.uk/mus/bim.htm)
• Note on the Railway's opening (http://www.collectorcafe.com/article_archive.asp?article=600&id=1269)
• More photographs of Prince's Wharf and the railway (http://www.steinsky.me.uk/floating_harbour.php#princes)

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