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Three large ex-railway 'steamers' maintain the train - boat connection
Windermere Lake Cruises operate the three large ex-railway 'steamers'
Tern, Teal, and Swan dating from 1891, 1936, and 1938 respectively.
They were originally brought by train to Lakeside in kit form, then
assembled on site. They maintain the train - boat connection, originally
established in 1868 by the Furness Railway. They have since passed through
the hands of the LMSR, British Railways, Sealink and the Orient Express
group to their present owners, Windermere Lake Cruises, who also operate
a fleet of launches on the lake.
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Motorbikes, Cycles, Engines, Automobilia, Tractors
Over 30,000 exhibits including the Campbell Bluebird Exhibition.
Only 10 minutes drive from Haverthwaite Station on the B5278 near Grange. Follow white on brown signposting for Holker Hall
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The Hall, Gardens and Lakeland Motor Museum
comprise of three spectacular attractions in one perfect setting. But that is not all. Holker Hall also boasts a delightful Cumbrian Café.
Only 10 minutes drive from Haverthwaite Station on the B5278 near Grange. Follow white on brown signposting for Holker Hall
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A journey of discovery from the mountains to the sea.
Next to the station at Lakeside, come and discover the Aquarium of the
Lakes.
Featuring the UK's largest collection of freshwater fish. See Lakeland's
menancing pike,mischievous otters, diving ducks and a variety of other fascinating
aquatic creatures found in and around the Lake District.
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See Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-duck and Mrs. Tiggy-winkle
In an indoor re-creation
of the Lakeland countryside, complete
with sights, sounds and even smells, discover
Peter Rabbit eating radishes in Mr. McGregor's
garden; see Jemima Puddle-duck amongst the foxgloves;
and Mrs. Tiggy-winkle the washerwoman, bustling
about in her kitchen - the Peter Rabbit tales of
Beatrix Potter brought lovingly to life.
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