The Harwich Train Ferries
An exhibition commemorating the centenary of the opening of the train ferry service to Zeebrugge.
The exhibition comprises an illustrated history of early day construction, the ferries involved and their various career details together with the exclusive use of models supplied by Sealink Heritage Uk Ltd.
The opening ceremony (24 April 1924) was carried out by Prince George (later the Duke of Kent, killed during World War Two). The Prince arrived at Harwich Town Railway Station were where he was received by the High Sheriff of Essex and introduced to the Lady Mayor, Mrs Hill, along with other members of the local corporation accompanied by directors of the Great Eastern Train Ferries ltd. There was the usual guard of honour and the prince inspected them along with local Guides and Scouts.
The exhibition is open from the 21st February 2024.
Opening hours are 10am – 4pm Wednesday – Sunday
Last Entry 3pm