London has always been exceptional for their museums.This one is spectacular.Sun star die cast scale models make a fabulous 1/24th scale RT and Routemaster bus with incredible detail.
Very cool museum and great info for those of us who are hoping to visit London soon. Another great vid. Thanks so much for putting in the time to post these. -Henry
I've been there a few times and I grew up within walking distance even been in the place when it was still a fruit and veg market. I've been on a lot of the stuff in there. Trolley buses on the way to school or in the winter down onto the Northern line for a ride (crammed in) on the 1938 stock. The Piccadilly line I rode on as a kid still used standard stock. I vaguely remember a ride on a tram down the Kingsway tunnel, but I was only five and coming out under Waterloo bridge and going along the embankment. When I was about eleven a nice driver gave me a ride on the Sarah Siddons type loco from Liverpool street to Baker street in the cab. I remember the Routemaster bus replacing the trolleybus outside Kings Cross station the 639 trolley became the 239 RM. I been on the district line trains some even had oval windows in the drivers cab. I've been on RT buses and RTLs and RTWs. As a youngster London Transport gave me freedom to go all over London for peanuts. Two and sixpence (12 and a half p now) would buy a Red Rover ticket for unlimited travel all day on the buses. Bought it at Kings Cross underground booking office and got a free map too. One day I ended up on the roof of the Queens building at Heathrow and watched the planes all propeller driven that I saw and a lot of british ones like Vickers Viscounts. Oh the nostalgia I'm on a roll my dad used to tell me of going on tube trains with gates and gate men on before automatic doors and riding on open top buses with an outside staircase. Also before London Transport the "pirate buses" used to race each other to the stops to get the passengers. My grandmother was one of those that slept on the platform of Russell Square tube station during the war and the train used to come in serving teas. So really the museum keeps things alive and today's stuff may even be in the museum of the future.
Absolutely love transport too! Big fan of railways and buses! Worth coming to Swindon for the Steam museum, also the adjacent shopping outlet centre was part of the old railway works
theme park worldwide is spectacular channel! adventureshawn is gonna be also!!i watched your NEW YORK VIDEOS awesome sir ty for your 2 superior channels!!
Shawn, your enthusiasm is infectious. Such a good, informative video........did you know that TfL employees and their nominees get free entry. A little known, but useful fact. Glad that you enjoyed your day.
If you are ever in London, I recommend going to the Postal Museum. They have an attraction called Mail Rail where you can travel on the old postal trains through tunnels underneath London. Great attraction 👌🏻👍🏻
I haven't been to the LT museum for some years so after lockdown I should take another visit. The first carriage you went in was still being used in the 50s, I went on one.
So much wonderful history. I've never actually been. So much history in one place. Its really nicely layed out tho. You should really go to Durham and Beamish open air museum such a fantastic place. Enjoyed this one loads. When you go back to london you should visit the British Muaeum.
All of the vehicles and exhibits have a story to tell. An employee showed me the RM once and said nothing special about that one. But RM 1737 (probably not this body) but was first RM to be painted in all over advert for Silixene Paints in 1969.
An excellent video Shawn, most enjoyable. When you are down in Norfolk/Suffolk visiting Pleasurewood Hills etc you should try out the East Anglia Transport Museum in Carlton Colville near Lowestoft - you’d love it there with the working trams, trolleys and all sorts. Would make a great video too!
Another great video as always ..... but why would you want to go back again in the space of a year ? ..... Once you've seen it, there would be no need to revisit - nothing is going to change in 12 months !!
Great video as always :) Something I very much appreciate about my city, and this may be good information for you, for future adventures. A lot of the museums in Glasgow ( the city I am from) are free to enter, some of them may have a special event on which you will have to pay for, but if your just going to the museum and not the special exhibition then it's free. There are donation boxes. Our transport museum is one of those free places. You should come to Glasgow sometime and visit :)
A good looking museum that. Nice layout and spacious :) Still amazed people could read newspapers in ye olden day. Holy tiny text and som much if crammed in. You should play Assassins Creed Syndicate. If only for wandering around in old London at the brink of industrial revolution.
Good video Shawn, however, you mentioned that TfL had amalgamated all the different railway companies but it was actually the London Passenger Transport Board (London Transport) that did this in 1933 after a Government act.
Shawn, you really need to come to Scotland for a visit for Adventureshawn videos. In Glasgow which is the city I am from, we have loads of museums, including a transport museum with a tall ship beside it which are all free to go into, they all have donation boxes, but that is it. Some museums may have a special event on which you might have to pay extra for, that's just for exhibitions etc. You can get into the main museum without going to the exhibition which is then still free. We also have a science centre which you DO have to pay for, but there is a lot to see and do, it's worth the money. We have BBC studios where you can get tours, We have a good tour bus ( city sightseeing, there all over the world ) which you do have to pay for, but I think the ticket lasts 24 hours and you can hop on and hop off during the time your ticket is valid. For Edinburgh, there is a museum you have to go to, especially if you like Ripley's Believe it or Not type attractions. There is a museum called Camera Obscura and The World of Illusion. Basically it's a optical illusion museum type place, and this camera that looks over Edinburgh. You have to pay, it's worth it for a first time, it's also very close to Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh also has the dungeons as you know, a zoo, Dynamic Earth which is a science and nature attraction. Edinburgh also has trams now. There are loads of other cities too but don't know the attractions, I personally don't think Scotland is great for fun attractions such as Madam Tussauds, theme parks etc, we have M and D's, but that's it.
Hi Shawn have you considered visiting the iron bridge gorge museums home of the world's first iron bridge and multiple museums including an open air working museum and other museums about the industrial Revolution also love all your vlogs on both your channels please keep up the good work.
Shawn you should do a video on the London pass as the London pass gets you into many attractions in London tower of London, London bridge, HMS Belfast, shard and loads more. As something different a video on the postal museum. you can go on the postal train that used to transport mail across london, Museum wasn't that good but the ride on the postal train was very good
Hi Shawn, me and my friends love watching your vlogs on here and on Themepark Worldwide, very informative and always a pleasure to watch on both channels, if you do get a chance if you like your transport stuff also, it might pay to have a visit to the LT Museum Depot, in Acton, West London, (open at selective times off the year) as they have a great collection of London vintage buses, Tube trains and other interesting transportation items. Also if you get a chance Black County Living Museum, in Dudley, near Birmingham is well worth a good visit as well, need a good long day visit there as well, as there so much to see and do. Also the National Tramway Museum in Crich, in Derbyshire, well worth a visit to. :)
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures and just round the corner is the post office museum. My expectations were very low but the museum had so many interactive exhibits that you could get involved in. Even those little vacuum message canisters you could put a message in and fire off to the other end of the museum and see if someone would reply lol!
@50:00 in to the video that bus was involved in a fire due to kids setting fire to news papers and the it self was part of East Thames Buses and I drove this bus on service on the route 180
Also prior to my last comment would you consider Acton Scott working Victorian farm (nice one for Charlotte they have goats) or the black country open air museum
Do a vlog at Beamish open air museum the north east of England County Durham you can get on the buses and ride around all day if you want on different vintage trams .
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The 1939 tube train at 39:10 in the video is lovely and other ones like it are still in daily service on the Isle of Wight
Getting replaced by D stock in a couple of years
@RayPlum63 it's a 38 stock but the ones on the island were built in 1939
An excellent tour of the museum Shawn with a very professional narration. Interesting viewing.
Thank you
London has always been exceptional for their museums.This one is spectacular.Sun star die cast scale models make a fabulous 1/24th scale RT and Routemaster bus with incredible detail.
must agree was a very nice vlog to watch really enjoyable and very inrtresting
Thanks Craig
Good to see that you are finally getting to go to Crich tramway village/ museum this year looking forward to the video/ vlog
Definitely! Looking forward to visiting
Very cool museum and great info for those of us who are hoping to visit London soon. Another great vid. Thanks so much for putting in the time to post these. -Henry
Thank you for joining me for another adventure!
I've been there a few times and I grew up within walking distance even been in the place when it was still a fruit and veg market. I've been on a lot of the stuff in there. Trolley buses on the way to school or in the winter down onto the Northern line for a ride (crammed in) on the 1938 stock. The Piccadilly line I rode on as a kid still used standard stock. I vaguely remember a ride on a tram down the Kingsway tunnel, but I was only five and coming out under Waterloo bridge and going along the embankment. When I was about eleven a nice driver gave me a ride on the Sarah Siddons type loco from Liverpool street to Baker street in the cab. I remember the Routemaster bus replacing the trolleybus outside Kings Cross station the 639 trolley became the 239 RM. I been on the district line trains some even had oval windows in the drivers cab. I've been on RT buses and RTLs and RTWs. As a youngster London Transport gave me freedom to go all over London for peanuts. Two and sixpence (12 and a half p now) would buy a Red Rover ticket for unlimited travel all day on the buses. Bought it at Kings Cross underground booking office and got a free map too. One day I ended up on the roof of the Queens building at Heathrow and watched the planes all propeller driven that I saw and a lot of british ones like Vickers Viscounts. Oh the nostalgia I'm on a roll my dad used to tell me of going on tube trains with gates and gate men on before automatic doors and riding on open top buses with an outside staircase. Also before London Transport the "pirate buses" used to race each other to the stops to get the passengers. My grandmother was one of those that slept on the platform of Russell Square tube station during the war and the train used to come in serving teas. So really the museum keeps things alive and today's stuff may even be in the museum of the future.
Nice memories.
Red Bus Rkvers, could an as many LT garages as far as it was possible to go in a day!
It's an earthing poll. If wire comes off. You use that. To put the wire back on
Thank you for posting, i never had the chance to visit but i will look forward to it my next visit. Very educational!
Nice to see old cobble roads too
I’ve wanted to visit this place for so long. It’s also pretty crazy how you’ve filmed like almost every place in Europe I want to visit lol
Excellent video sir. Nicely covered complete tour of London Transport Museum. Thanks for sharing.
Well thats saved me the train fare from Sandwell & Dudley and the £15 admission, cheers Shawn
Thanks for watching!
Another brilliant vlog Shawn. Love what you do!
Thanks Simon
Very nice video
loving this ... dude keep em coming and dont change your commentary - it adds to the whole show
Thank you!
I love this Adventure Shawn, he has a great speaking voice/accent.👌🏻
Yes he does love his voice and accent
Thank you!
I also like looking in the museum shop as well, my favourite part! 😁
Absolutely love transport too! Big fan of railways and buses! Worth coming to Swindon for the Steam museum, also the adjacent shopping outlet centre was part of the old railway works
Thanks for these suggestions!
Great tour. I really enjoyed seeing what I'm in for when I visit the place later this weekend.
So good💕
theme park worldwide is spectacular channel! adventureshawn is gonna be also!!i watched your NEW YORK VIDEOS awesome sir ty for your 2 superior channels!!
Brilliant video! I was here a few months ago - wonderful museum. Hong Kong has some of these classic looking trams still in place. :)
Really enjoyed this video, going up to London in February, this will be 1st on our list to visit
You should visit the old operating rooms museum at Londons St Thomas hospital.
Thanks for your suggestion
Really enjoyed this vlog shawn. I'm starting to like your adventures vlogs more than theme park worldwide, lol
Thank you for watching!
Shawn, your enthusiasm is infectious. Such a good, informative video........did you know that TfL employees and their nominees get free entry. A little known, but useful fact. Glad that you enjoyed your day.
Thank you for the fact!
If you are ever in London, I recommend going to the Postal Museum. They have an attraction called Mail Rail where you can travel on the old postal trains through tunnels underneath London. Great attraction 👌🏻👍🏻
That sounds awesome. Is it expensive? -H
City Walks Not too expensive actually. Take a look at their website for the specific prices 👍🏻
I've had a look at this, sounds right up my street!
AdventureShawn I knew you’d like the sound of it 👌🏻
Bloomin' marvellous!
I love gift shops to shawn. Great vlog really interesting thank you xxx
Thank you!
Hi Shawn, the London Transport Museum is my favourite place to go! I like looking at the old buses. ❤🏛
I thank you for the lovely tour.
Really enjoyed watching this vlog Shawn! So interesting😱
Thanks Christa!
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I haven’t been there since I was like seven or eight. So many memories. Especially the horse poop.
Thanks Shawn I've always wanted to go but never had the time so thanks for giving us a tour
Thank you for watching
Must visit next time I'm in London, last visit was way back when it was in the old Brixton/Streatham tramshed, that was about 1960.
It's well worth the visit
First video I saw and the enthusiasm in his voice made me subscribe 1 minute in to the video
Thank you!
As a Railway Enthusiast I would love to visit here next time I visit London as I absolutely love transport especially trains
It's a must visit for anyway railway enthusiast!
I haven't been to the LT museum for some years so after lockdown I should take another visit. The first carriage you went in was still being used in the 50s, I went on one.
So much wonderful history. I've never actually been. So much history in one place. Its really nicely layed out tho. You should really go to Durham and Beamish open air museum such a fantastic place. Enjoyed this one loads. When you go back to london you should visit the British Muaeum.
All of the vehicles and exhibits have a story to tell. An employee showed me the RM once and said nothing special about that one. But RM 1737 (probably not this body) but was first RM to be painted in all over advert for Silixene Paints in 1969.
Very interesting vlog Shawn. I'm a transport buff too!
An excellent video Shawn, most enjoyable. When you are down in Norfolk/Suffolk visiting Pleasurewood Hills etc you should try out the East Anglia Transport Museum in Carlton Colville near Lowestoft - you’d love it there with the working trams, trolleys and all sorts. Would make a great video too!
Thanks for this, I'll take a look!
thank you! this was a great video
Thanks for watching!
Visited a few times in the mid 90s and you had the theatre museum next door, both were free
Great Blog Shawn ... did you ever get to the Acton Depot tour .. highly recommended if you like your trains and transport
I’d like to at some point
Another great AdventureShawn video Shawn mate ;)
Cheers
Thanks for a great tour, very nice😄😄
Thanks for joining me for another adventure!
if you love trams you have to goto Beamish open air museum. it has running trams, a workshop you can see them fixing trams, everything
Thanks for your suggestion
Very interesting I want to go to London I‘m from Germany you are the best when I whatch your videos I know where I must go an what isn’t so good
Thank you for watching
37:58 “right up my street” - Joke intended 😂
I'm glad you picked up on this!
i visit this museum in 1996 is nice it have many improvements.
It certainly has
Thanks for the vid, my favorite museum 👍
Thanks for watching!
5:11 the woman in carrege looks like my mum when she was younger going to work
Shaun you should go to Durham to beamish for a day which is a history open air museum
Thanks for your suggestion
i went to the london transport museum on a school trip and also went there two other times
its so fun :)
Another great video as always ..... but why would you want to go back again in the space of a year ? ..... Once you've seen it, there would be no need to revisit - nothing is going to change in 12 months !!
Happen a visit to the Acton depot..... ?
Great museum and great vidéo, than
ks.
thanks for the tour :)
Thanks for watching
Great video as always :) Something I very much appreciate about my city, and this may be good information for you, for future adventures. A lot of the museums in Glasgow ( the city I am from) are free to enter, some of them may have a special event on which you will have to pay for, but if your just going to the museum and not the special exhibition then it's free. There are donation boxes. Our transport museum is one of those free places. You should come to Glasgow sometime and visit :)
Thanks for your suggestions!
thanks for sharing
A good looking museum that. Nice layout and spacious :)
Still amazed people could read newspapers in ye olden day. Holy tiny text and som much if crammed in.
You should play Assassins Creed Syndicate. If only for wandering around in old London at the brink of industrial revolution.
Thanks for watching!
Good video Shawn, however, you mentioned that TfL had amalgamated all the different railway companies but it was actually the London Passenger Transport Board (London Transport) that did this in 1933 after a Government act.
Nice adventure Shaun
Shawn, you really need to come to Scotland for a visit for Adventureshawn videos. In Glasgow which is the city I am from, we have loads of museums, including a transport museum with a tall ship beside it which are all free to go into, they all have donation boxes, but that is it. Some museums may have a special event on which you might have to pay extra for, that's just for exhibitions etc. You can get into the main museum without going to the exhibition which is then still free. We also have a science centre which you DO have to pay for, but there is a lot to see and do, it's worth the money. We have BBC studios where you can get tours, We have a good tour bus ( city sightseeing, there all over the world ) which you do have to pay for, but I think the ticket lasts 24 hours and you can hop on and hop off during the time your ticket is valid.
For Edinburgh, there is a museum you have to go to, especially if you like Ripley's Believe it or Not type attractions. There is a museum called Camera Obscura and The World of Illusion. Basically it's a optical illusion museum type place, and this camera that looks over Edinburgh. You have to pay, it's worth it for a first time, it's also very close to Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh also has the dungeons as you know, a zoo, Dynamic Earth which is a science and nature attraction. Edinburgh also has trams now. There are loads of other cities too but don't know the attractions, I personally don't think Scotland is great for fun attractions such as Madam Tussauds, theme parks etc, we have M and D's, but that's it.
Thank you for sharing these
I was about to go in there but I am just watching ur video just to see if it’s worth it!💖
Lovely video!! 👍
18:19 been in one of those carrages while moving at sheringham
Shawn you do realise that you could go in the Gemini bus and also can you do the WW2 museum if you haven’t already
Thanks for your suggestions
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures Your Welcome
Yeah I think this London transport museum looks amazing but it has something cool
Hi Shawn have you considered visiting the iron bridge gorge museums home of the world's first iron bridge and multiple museums including an open air working museum and other museums about the industrial Revolution also love all your vlogs on both your channels please keep up the good work.
Thank you! It's somewhere I'm looking into visiting this summer
Very interesting vlog .
That's just ten minutes from The British Museum, one of the world's best museums. You should pay a visit while in London.
Definitely!
Is the Jubilee line stock simulator not there anymore? Has the class 345 simulator replaced it
You should climb boston stump
We love it here 😁
Shawn you should do a video on the London pass as the London pass gets you into many attractions in London tower of London, London bridge, HMS Belfast, shard and loads more. As something different a video on the postal museum. you can go on the postal train that used to transport mail across london, Museum wasn't that good but the ride on the postal train was very good
Thanks for your suggestion!
One of my fave places there Shawn.
It was great to finally visit
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures i never get bord of these places. There is a small motor museum near me got some good stuff there old fire engines and bits
I like the tour of the shop at the end 54:50
Thnk you so much.. Whats the timings for the transport museum?
It’s usually open around 10-5 however it’s best to check the website
A very in depth video Shawn if you ever leave TH-cam you can be a tram driver thumbs up dude
Thank you, now that would be great!
Nice vlog shawn
Thanks!
Great job
Hi Shawn, me and my friends love watching your vlogs on here and on Themepark Worldwide, very informative and always a pleasure to watch on both channels, if you do get a chance if you like your transport stuff also, it might pay to have a visit to the LT Museum Depot, in Acton, West London, (open at selective times off the year) as they have a great collection of London vintage buses, Tube trains and other interesting transportation items. Also if you get a chance Black County Living Museum, in Dudley, near Birmingham is well worth a good visit as well, need a good long day visit there as well, as there so much to see and do. Also the National Tramway Museum in Crich, in Derbyshire, well worth a visit to. :)
Thank you for your kind words and suggestions!
Would love to see a vlog from Beamish Museum in County Durham. (Best museum in the UK) it’s a full day out.
I'd love to get to Durham, (and its museums). So I second this! -H
I'll have to visit!
Now I know what I really want to see in London: The London Transport Museum! Do you also come to Holland to make videos here?
I plan to visit many places for this channel!
DMS 1 there ? Saw it and b+w photo'd it parked at the front of Shepherds Bush garage, 70/1.
Did your get chance to go to mail rail in London? It's a unique experience.
I would love to if I get chance!
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures and just round the corner is the post office museum. My expectations were very low but the museum had so many interactive exhibits that you could get involved in. Even those little vacuum message canisters you could put a message in and fire off to the other end of the museum and see if someone would reply lol!
Jaggo Hazzard approves of this video.
'I love transport, its right up my street' looool
I'm glad you picked up on this!
@50:00 in to the video that bus was involved in a fire due to kids setting fire to news papers and the it self was part of East Thames Buses and I drove this bus on service on the route 180
Also prior to my last comment would you consider Acton Scott working Victorian farm (nice one for Charlotte they have goats) or the black country open air museum
Have you checked out Croydon Trams.
"fiberglass locomotive" 🤣🤣🤣
Do a vlog at Beamish open air museum the north east of England County Durham you can get on the buses and ride around all day if you want on different vintage trams .
This sounds good!
camera will be fine on the screen depending on what the fps of the video youre watching
Thereis a great museum in Manchester.
Manchester Transport Museum. It has old buses, trams and other things
I'll have to go and check it out!
Check out the Science Museum and Tate Modern, definitely both worth a look.
I will do!
Quite a similar museum to the national railway museum
Hey I heard this museum has transport from 1888 from London whitechaple of Jack the ripper in London