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Fell Locomotive Museum, Featherston

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KiwiskanFly

Very friendly and informational staff. Caught up with the last Fell Engine and learned a lot about life for the drivers and firemen. Enjoyed our visit more »
BluePoppyNZ

Take time to view the film which explains how the system works. Essential for all train enthusiasts. more »
737glenys

Took my 5 year old grandchild to this attraction on Saturday. Was so much better than I ever imagined and really interesting And Campbell was welcomed given individual attention by the lady who was on... more »

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Andrew Fieldsend

Well worth a 40 minute stop. Start with the excellent 20-minute documentary and then browse the galleries and the historic train. Little kids with an interest in trains will love this museum. Adults will find it interesting. Older kids may be a bit bored by the old-fashioned presentation of history and technology.

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Maggie O

Highly recommended to stop in and visit $6 an adult, the train is impressive. Cold water is for sale and they have a shop with all things relating to trains. Staff are fantastic, thanks to the volunteers who run this place. You rock

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Justin eldering

Interesting look at a unique part of New Zealand's Rail history

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Erin Howse

Came after reading 'hero of the hill'. So great to be able to see the engine in person.

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Grant Robinson

Great museum for the kids, affordable and not too big.

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