Princes Wharf

To Temple Meads: Wapping Road
To the Docks: Wapping Railway Wharf

Track Plans

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  A track plan of the Floating Harbour area of Bristol from 1902.

Gallery

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  A shot taken in the dead of night outside the Bristol Industrial Museum. The museum's Steam engine can be seen parked up in the distance.
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  A photo taken outside the Bristol Industrial Museum. This is the same steam special seen on the Cumberland Road page. © Andy Spencer
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  Same loco, different date. © Alan Weeks
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  Portbury stands over the ash pit. 1.5.04
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  The Industrial Museum's last day before it closed to be rebuilt as the Museum of Bristol. © Alan Weeks
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  Replicating the loading of wagons under the museum's cranes. © Alan Weeks
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  The entrance to the museum. © Alan Weeks
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  A general view of the wharf.
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  As well as a running line, the Industrial Museum had a line running around the back of buildings on Princes Wharf that was used for storage and maintenance of the stock. © Andrew Ross
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  Although this is a similar view I decided to include it because the backs of the buildings are so interesting. © Andrew Ross
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  The ex Seabank Gas Works loco on display alongside a still working steam crane.
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  A closer look at the loco. The livery and shed plate are completely fictitious, which I personally think is slightly odd behaviour for a museum.
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  A similar view to Andrew's above but taken on 5.10.09. Everything is overgrown and rusted.

2009

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  The Industrial Museum closed in 2006 and was replaced by the M Shed. A new locomotive shed was built for the railway's engines while the rebuild of the building took place.
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2013

28.4.13

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  A last look at the route around the back of the museum before it becomes a roadway leading to the new Cargo shopping area.
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