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Diesel House

This museum, run by B&W, houses what was the largest diesel engine in the world for around 30 years.

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Nowadays it has a lot of diesel related exhibits spread over three floors, especially to do with ships - all very well presented. The volunteers are retired B&W employees and are very friendly. They run the main engine every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month, plus on some other occasions as advertised on their website. There's a small gift shop where you can buy t-shirts, notebooks, etc. They ask that you email ahead if you want a guided tour.

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How to visit

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They ask that you email ahead if you want a guided tour. Source

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