Strumpshaw Hall Steam Museum, near Norwich, is a treasure trove for steam enthusiasts and families alike. Set in the grounds of a Grade II listed hall, the museum boasts one of the UK’s largest collections of steam engines, including traction engines, steam rollers, and a working steam wagon. Visitors can marvel at 100-ton beam engines, explore a narrow-gauge railway, and enjoy a nostalgic 1930s fairground complete with mechanical organs. Founded in the 1960s by Wesley Key, the museum also hosts the famous annual Strumpshaw Steam Rally each spring. Open seasonally, it offers a fascinating glimpse into Britain’s industrial heritage.