About Epping Signaling Museum
A museum that is restoring a 90-year old shunting locomotive used on the London Underground and has fully restored a working signal control panel.
There's also a large collection of tube heritage in the ground floor of the signal control room to see.
Visits are usually accompanied by a volunteer who will show you around and show off how the signal control panel works.
Address
Epping Signaling Museum,
Station Road,
Epping,
Essex,
CM16 4HW
Ticket prices
The museum is free to visit, but cash donations are appreciated.
Prices last checked March 2023.
Link to Epping Signaling Museum's website
Opening Hours
The museum is open on Saturdays between 10am and 4:30pm.
Opeing hours last checked March 2023.
Accessibility
It's a site next to a working railway, so there's no step-free access to the site, and in places slightly rough paving.
Frequently asked questions
What's the nearest railway station to Epping Signaling Museum
Epping Signaling Museum - Latest News
Sitting next to Epping tube station, the former railway signal room has recently been converted into a museum, with working signal levers, and a heritage train that’s currently being restored.
Just outside Epping tube station, commuters might have noticed an old tube train rusting away, and thought little of it, but this locomotive is the remains of a very odd development in tube history.
Twenty years ago, a signal cabin controlled its last trains on the London Underground, but now a team of enthusiasts are attempting to restore this lost piece of tube history to working order.
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