Aldridge Transport Museum

The Aldridge Transport Museum in Walsall

I visited the Aldridge Transport Museum one very windy day in December 2025. It’s a small museum, but there were vintage buses on display and other very interesting exhibits.

The Aldridge Transport Museum is dedicated to preserving the heritage of transportation in the region, particularly in and around Aldridge and the Walsall area. It was established in 1997 by a group of volunteers.

Volvo B7TL Wrightbus Eclipse Gemini (2004): Photographed at the Aldridge Transport Museum

BMMO Son (1940): Photographed at the Aldridge Transport Museum
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AEC Routemaster (1960): Photographed at the Aldridge Transport Museum

Daimler CLG5 (1954) & Leyland PD2 (1950): Photographed at the Aldridge Transport Museum
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Midland Red 5870 (1967): Photographed at the Aldridge Transport Museum
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Malta AEC Mercury (1965): Photographed at the Aldridge Transport Museum
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The Bank Bus, Daimler COGS (1935): Photographed at the Aldridge Transport Museum
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The Bank Bus, Daimler COGS (1935): Text © Aldridge Transport Museum

Birmingham Trams: Photographs © Aldridge Transport Museum
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The Hustler - Wooden Car: Photographed at the Aldridge Transport Museum
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Restoration work at Aldridge Transport Museum

Ford Zodiac (1969): Photographed at the Aldridge Transport Museum

‘The Mechanical Horse’ Scammell MH3 (1944): Photographed at the Aldridge Transport Museum
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