Summerlee Heritage Park, Coatbridge

james73 · Summerlee Heritage Park, Coatbridge

Summerlee Heritage Park, Coatbridge (Evening Times)

IN JUST 10 days Scotland's noisiest museum will be firing back into life.

For two years Summerlee Heritage Park in Coatbridge has been closed as
it undergoes a £10million refurbishment.

But on Friday September 26 its famous iron gates will be unlocked and
the public will again get the chance to see our industrial heritage brought
back to life.

Across the 22-acre park there's everything from trams to trains and even
trails of molten iron to explore - and it's all free.

The Evening Times is media partner with the opening, and we got a sneak
preview of some of the must-see exhibits.

James H

Stuball

Excellent.... I've been wondering when this was back open. It was meant to be open earlier in the year

For the train nerds, I do believe they have the last surviving 'blue train' but it's missing its wheels

Alex Glass

I've got my free poster from the Evening Times tonight

samscafeamericain

Have now visited the place twice, the second time I was dragged back by my 7 year old daughter who loves the new play area. Its a fabulous mix of the People's Palace and the Transport Museum and its still free. Only wish they could extend the Tram Ride to more than 400 yards.