Owned by – The Isle of Wight Bus & Coach Museum (click title to read more…) New to the collection for 2017 is an 1880s Stage Coach which operated on the Isle of Wight. The ‘four-in-hand’ horse-drawn coach, was built in the 1880s by the Richard Bird...
Owned by – The Isle of Wight Bus & Coach Museum (click title to read more…) New to Southern Vectis in September 1947, with an ECW ‘lowbridge’ body featuring rows of long bench seats and a sunken gangway on the top deck. Restoration is...
To try and maximise profit in the museum shop and to avoid tying up funds in lots of stock, we welcome donations of suitable transport related items that we can sell. We also sell items for members. If you want to sell through the museum shop, we will only ask for a...
‘The Enterprise’ is the magazine of the Isle of Wight Bus & Coach Museum and is available, in full colour PDF format, or if you should choose a black and white hard copy to all of our members. In this esteemed journal, you will find all the latest...
POLITE REQUEST AND YOUR SAFETY At the Isle of Wight Bus & Coach Museum, Ryde, you cannot fail to notice the Southern Vectis ‘Vectis Blue’ school buses and coaches parked at the rear of the yard. Southern Vectis, to whom the Isle of Wight Bus &...
Considering becoming, or renewing as a member of the Isle of Wight Bus & Coach Museum and supporting our cause further? To make it easier than ever for you to be a member of our organisation, here are a couple of options that are available to you, so you can do...
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