Forncett Industrial Steam Museum

Step into the industrial past and immerse yourself in the captivating world and atmosphere of a bygone era at Forncett Industrial Steam Museum. Behold a remarkable array of colossal stationary steam engines in action, as you discover the art of steam power firsthand.

Located in the picturesque Tas Valley of South Norfolk, our grassroots museum, now a charitable trust, is a testament to our passion for preserving history and helping future generations learn about the power of steam.Experience the thrill of these huge dinosaurs of the steam age including: 85 ton 600HP Tridle Expansion Engine. 2 huge beam engines from the 1890s. 1873 Corliss engine from a Nottingham Lace Factory. 200HP Single Tandem Compound mill engine and our most famous engine the 147HP Cross Compound Engine which was used to open Tower Bridge until 1974.

Children under 16 FREE ENTRY.

Static Days FREE ENTRY for all public.

Steam Days. ADULTS £10. OVER 60’s £9.

To book Special events for groups, clubs and societies, please contact the museum.

Static opening: every Wednesday and Sunday throughout the year, 11AM till 4PM.

Steam days with all the major exhibits running.
First Sunday in the month, May till October.11AM till 4PM

Free parking

No public transport

• Accessible toilets
• Wheelchair accessible
• Wheelchairs available
• Baby changing
• Dog friendly