9.5K views · 363 reactions | As Flying Scotsman travels the country we want to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all. This video from 2016 (made in partnership with Network Rail and British Transport Police) has some useful advice for getting the most out of seeing Flying Scotsman tour the nation. | National Railway Museum | Facebook

7.2K views · 31 reactions | An historic cricket cap worn by Sir Donald Bradman during the 1946–47 Ashes tour of Australia has been acquired by the National Museum of Australia in Canberra. The museum secured the cap at auction for $438,550 with a federal government contribution to cover half the cost. Choose your news on the ABC NEWS app and stay in the know via the link in our bio. #ABCNewsACT #NationalMuseumOfAustralia #DonBradman #Cricket | ABC Canberra | Facebook

9.8K views · 208 reactions | Another Perfect Canberra Steam Train Rides Day Limited Seats For Easter Monday, Plus Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th April - Book Your Seats Now You can also visit our friends at the Canberra Railway Museum and check out their collection www.picnictrain.com.au/canberra-picnic-train | The Picnic Train | Facebook

All aboard! ‘Camel trains to steel wheels: life on the Trans-Australian Railway’ is on now in Canberra until 19 October🐪🚂 This must-see exhibition features fascinating archival records, photos and footage that capture the events and challenges from the Trans-Australian Railway’s first 60 years. 🎥 National Film and Sound Archive | National Archives of Australia

Step back in time as Pompeii comes to Canberra! 🌋 This summer, the National Museum of Australia invites you to an exclusive and immersive exhibition that will bring the lost city of #Pompeii to life. Experience the city's final days through stunning artifacts, captivating soundscapes, and awe-inspiring digital projections. Witness the power of Mount Vesuvius's eruption and the lives of the people who called Pompeii home. Explore the city's intricate streets and vibrant culture, marvel at exquis

1K views · 153 reactions | Inside the Station Hall at the National Railway Museum in York, just reopened after an £11m refurb #rail #railway #history #railwayhistory #York | YorkMix | Facebook