Children love this museum, which is home
to a wide array of trams, buses, steam engines, cars etc. There are
boards and interactive displays providing information about the
exhibits, and you can climb on board one of the steam engines. On the
mezzanine level there is a fascinating exhibition of ship models which were
built by the ship makers for prospective customers. Display boards
trace the history of ship-building on the Clyde, through its rise to being
the leading ship-building area in the world and its subsequent decline.
The museum has a cafe upstairs which offers "birds eye" views over the
vehicles.
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