Welcome to the North West Museum of Road Transport

The North West Museum of Road Transport, formerly known as the St Helens Transport Museum, is run by volunteers who are keen to show the public the rich transport heritage of the north west. A great many of the exhibits are buses, as the museums origins come from when a group of enthusiasts from the St Helens area got together to raise funds to preserve an ex St Helens trolleybus. Other exhibits are fire engines, cars, vans and bicycles. The Museum is housed in the former St Helens Corporation Transport bus depot in Hall Street, in the centre of St Helens, and is only a minutes walk from either the central bus terminal or St Helens Central rail station.

• ADDRESS
• North West Museum of Road Transport
• The Old Bus Depot
• Hall Street
• St. Helens
• WA10 1DU
• Website http://www.hallstreetdepot.info

The museum has its own website, the address of which is shown above, which tells the history of the museum and gives details of opening times and admission prices, as well as special events. The special events can be in the museum itself but are often on the road in some of the beautifully restored buses.

Pictures of some of the museum exhibits can be viewed on our gallery by clicking here.

The picture on the left is a Leyland Fire Engine at the museum, one of three fire engines in the exhibit.

The picture on the right is of an American Buick Electra car, in need of some tlc, but a very nice car.

More pictures can be seen in our gallery by clicking the gallery link above.

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