North Ings Farm Museum
Museum | Lincoln | England | United Kingdom
Historical agricultural equipment exhibitions
The North Ings Farm Museum is located in Dorrington, Lincolnshire, and is a vibrant open-air museum specializing in agricultural equipment and vehicles. It was opened in 1990 and provides visitors with an insight into the history of agriculture and rural life in the region.
Open air museum rural history
Key features of the museum:
Railway attraction in farm museum
Collections and exhibitions: The museum houses an impressive collection of over 2 million objects, including agricultural machinery, tractors, commercial vehicles, steam engines, and a fairground organ. These exhibits illustrate the evolution of agriculture and rural life over the years.
Events at Dorrington open air museum
Railway track: A special highlight of the museum is the narrow-gauge railway that operates on a 400-meter circular track. The locomotives and carriages come from different eras and offer visitors a nostalgic journey through the history of the railway.
Dedicated volunteers at museum
Events and activities: The museum regularly organizes events, including steam days where historic steam locomotives and machinery are put into operation. These events provide visitors with the opportunity to experience the functioning of the machines firsthand and learn more about their history.
Community involvement: The North Ings Farm Museum is run by a group of dedicated volunteers who are passionate about preserving and presenting agricultural history. Their dedication and expertise significantly contribute to the museum's success.
