London Museum of Water & Steam - January Steam Up 2025

I recently visited the London Museum of Water & Steam for the January Steam Up. I hadn't visited for about 10 years when it was still called Kew Bridge Steam Museum and it is even more impressive than I remember seeing the engines in person again. This video covers all of the working steam engines which are capable of running at the time of recording. The museum is a great day out and a worthwhile for tourists in London as its just 1 train ride away from central London. The volunteers and staff work very hard to keep these incredible engines in working order while restoring ones that need fixing. They have big plans to restore the Grand Junction Building with the 90 and 100 Inch Engines inside in the future if you want to find out more visit: https://waterandsteam.org.uk/ Many thanks to all of the staff and volunteers at the London Museum of Water & Steam for showing me around the museum and providing information on your wonderful engines. Time Stamps 0:00 - Preview 0:55 - James Kay "Dancers End" Engine 2:26 - The "Waddon" Engine 6:29 - Hathorn Davey Triple Expansion Engine 9:52 - Easton & Amos Beam Engine 11:21 - Harvey & Co. Bull Engine 16:01 - 16mm Narrow Gauge Trains