Beamish Museum: Entrance area

The entrance to Beamish Museum is on the south side of the site. The main vehicle entrance is through an arch, north into a large parking area. The entrance buildings are on the car park's north side, the other side of which is a stop on the tramway, which is at the bottom of its oval layout.

Entrance arch

• A former steam hammer, nicknamed "Tiny Tim", it was donated to the museum by the English Steel Corporation in 1966.

Object location	54° 52′ 45.68″ N, 1° 39′ 29.82″ W	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap	54.879356; -1.658283

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  south side
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  south side
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  south side
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  south side
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  south side
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  south side

Car parking

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Coach parking

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  Looking west across the coach parking area, entrance building on the right
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  Preserved Newcastle Corporation bus 501 (LTN 501) in the coach park section (car parks behind)

Chaldron wagon & steps

• Mounted at the top of the steps from the car park down to the entrance

Object location	54° 52′ 53.1″ N, 1° 39′ 31.15″ W	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap	54.881416; -1.658654

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  south side
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  south side
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  north side
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  north side
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  Also showing the entrance building
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  Seen from the bottom of the steps

Entrance buildings

Main block

Object location	54° 52′ 54.04″ N, 1° 39′ 30.93″ W	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap	54.881678; -1.658592

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  South facade (fronting the car park
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Interior

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  Symphonion music box
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  Friends of Beamish plaque
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  old advert signs
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  old advert signs
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  Tizer
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  Craven "A" cigarettes
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  Burma Sauce
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  Black Cat cigarettes
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  Carters Tested Seeds

Tram stop

See Beamish Museum: Tramway#Entrance