Easter Holidays at the National Railway Museum: Search out hidden treasure with our exciting Easter Eggpress' hunt at the National Railway Museum- track down objects hidden within our collection and complete your own treasure map to receive a special treat (available daily 10.30am ' 4pm). Get crafty with our communal art project as we decorate goods wagons in station hall with sparkly easter eggs. There's plenty of time to admire everyone's work as the Eggpress will be on display throughout Easter.
Steam rides will take place every day throughout the school holidays from 10.30am to 1pm and 1.30pm to 4pm so hop aboard (£2 adult, £1 child, under-2s go free).
Easter Holidays at the National Railway Museum at National Railway Museum in York, Yorkshire on Saturday, 31 March 2012.
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