Pint-sized traction engines among attractions at the Severn Valley Railway at Easter

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A free mini-gala is among the events taking place at the Severn Valley Railway during the Easter holiday.

Little and large steam in action! Miniature traction engine and full-size 4930 'Hagley Hall' at Bridgnorth station

The gala, which runs from 10am to 5pm on Saturday, March 23, and from 10am to 4pm on Sunday, March 24, will also offer visitors the chance to encounter the replica of Richard Trevithick’s 1808 locomotive ‘Catch Me Who Can’, various historical photographic exhibitions, and on Saturday only, short guided walks with an SVR archivist to uncover the history of Bridgnorth station.

If you’ve missed out on a place to meet Bluey, not to worry, because there are plenty of other things to amuse the family at The Engine House over the two days, including magic shows, mini golf, interactive exhibits and an outdoor play area. The Severn Valley Railway is open from Saturday, March 23 through till Thursday, April 4 and throughout the Easter season week, young visitors can take part in the SVR’s Easter quiz, cracking clues, solving puzzles and spotting items as they travel along the line. Free trail sheets will be available from the booking office, and everyone who completes the trail will receive a treat!

 

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