Didcot Parkway is Didcot's only station despite having 'Parkway' in its name.
The Centre recreates the golden age of the Great Western Railway with steam locomotives, coaches
and wagons, plus a country station and signalbox typical of the era. Recreation of Brunel's original broad gauge railway.
Museum with many smaller items. Signalling Centre. Running days with train rides, see website for dates.
Events programme. Refreshment Room. Modern trains can be seen running past on the surrounding lines.
Open please see website.
www.didcotrailwaycentre.org.uk
Detailed scale model countryside with trains, recapturing the English countryside as it was in the 1920s and 1930s.
There are three galleries: The Vale Scene, The Dartmoor Scene and an early scenic model railway, The Madder Valley Railway
(operated only on selected days, see website). Café.
Open Feb-Nov, Sat 1100-1600, see website for other days.
www.pendonmuseum.com
Pendon Museum is 1½ miles from Appleford station but Didcot Parkway station
has more frequent train services. The walk from Didcot is along a good surfaced path all the way to Pendon Museum.