became a Registered Museum in 1995. Since 2005, the museum has had a greater emphasis on interpretation and display facilities, a large variety of events take place each year to raise funds to support the museum's activities. Steam locomotives The museum has a collection of industrial steam locomotives, in various states of repair. Operational Bagnall 0-4-0ST outside cylinder Works No. 2542 "Jubilee" built in 1936 for the Bowaters Paper Railway. Returned to traffic in April 2007 after an 18 month overhaul and now used regularly on steam services. Painted bright green and received some cosmetic changes to be Percy the Small Engine from Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends. Andrew Barclay 0-4-0ST outside cylinder Works No. 1047 "Storefield" built in 1905. Returned to traffic in 1999 after a rebuild. Withdrawn from service in 2005 and a further overhaul was completed in August 2015. Painted lined light brown. RSH 0-6-0ST inside cylinder No. 54 "Pen Green" built in 1941. (Works No. 7031) Entered service on 21 March 2008 following conversion into a form of Thomas the Tank Engine. Overhauled in Spring 2017, boiler ticket expires in 2027. Under overhaul W.G. Bagnall 0-6-0ST outside cylinder Works No. 2670 Lamport No.3. Built in 1942. Arrived at the East Anglian Railway Museum in March 2013 from the Battlefield Line Railway. Painted dark green, lined-out in red and yellow. This locomotive is currently undergoing overhaul. The locomotive will need new boiler tubes and a new firebox. London North Eastern Railway class N7 0-6-2T inside cylinder No. 7999 (BR No. 69621) "A J Hill " Built in 1924, Returned to Service in 2005 after many years of sterling work on both preserved railways and the main line. Boiler ticket expired in April 2015. Currently undergoing overhaul, boiler removed from the frames August 2020. Awaiting overhaul or on Static Display Peckett and Sons 0-4-0ST outside cylinder Works No. 2039 "Jeffrey". Built in 1943. Currently on static display outside the museum entrance, painted black, lined-out in red and white. Diesel Locomotives The museum has a collection of industrial diesel locomotives. Operational Drewry 0-4-0 War Department no. D72229. Operational and on hire from Andrew Briddon Locos due to class 04 overhaul. Painted in Army Green and now a regular on shunting and some passenger duties. Andrew Barclay 0-4-0 Works No.333 "John Peel". Operational but only used occasionally due to lack of electric start. Painted blue. John Fowler 0-4-0DH Works