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Discover the rich history of rail transport at Midland Railway, located at 28 Lake Terrace in Leeds. This engaging museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of railways and their impact on society. Our knowledgeable staff is passionate about sharing stories and artifacts that bring the past to life, ensuring a memorable visit for all ages. From interactive exhibits to historical displays, Midland Railway is an educational adventure waiting to be explored. We welcome inquiries and encourage you to visit our website for more information on upcoming events and exhibitions.

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