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Wheal Martyn Museum And Country Park
All photographs of this railway in date order.
![Smaller than the average box - it may be surrounded by distinctly out-of-period accessories, but this box is a rare relic of the Lee Moor Tramway. Photographed at the Wheal Martyn Museum, St Austell, in November 2014.<br><br>[Ken Strachan 28/11/2014]](/images/50000/50052.jpg "Wheal Martyn Museum")
![A group of Branch Line Society members inspecting a traditional china clay <I>'hood'</I> at Wheal Martyn museum, St Austell, on 28 November 2014. The Lee Moor Tramway signal box [see image 50052] stands in the background.<br><br>[Ken Strachan 28/11/2014]](/images/50000/50080.jpg "Wheal Martyn Museum")
![A fascinating collection of narrow gauge items at this clay mining museum near St Austell in 2014. There is even a solid tyred lorry - about 100 years old - in the shed in the background. Note the wagon turntable.<br><br>[Ken Strachan 28/11/2014]](/images/50000/50104.jpg "Wheal Martyn Museum")
![Oh dear, the rats have been at the timbers again. A collection of wheels for narrow gauge wagons [see image 50104] displayed informally at Wheal Martyn Museum. The timber structure in the background is a leat feeding an overshot water wheel, out of picture to the right.<br><br>[Ken Strachan 28/11/2014]](/images/50000/50145.jpg "Wheal Martyn Museum")
