Ipswich Transport Museum
Preserving the transport heritage of Ipswich since 1965, and now supported by the Friends of the Ipswich Transport Museum. The Ipswich Transport Museum is a Registered Charity No. 276626 and an Accredited Museum, number RD890.
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Eastern Counties Buses
1927 Tillings Stevens B9B Bus - Eastern Counties Roadcar Company No 78
1928 ADC Bus - Originally United Autombile Services, then Eastern Counties J88
1929 Tillings Stevens B10A2 Bus Chassis - Eastern Counties Roadcar Company Coach No 116
1938 Dennis Ace Bus - Originally Eastern Counties D3, later with Bickers of Coddenham
1939 Bristol L5G Bus - Originally Eastern Counties LL74, laterly LL574
1949 Bristol L4G Bus - Originally Eastern Counties LL407, laterly LL907
1949 Bristol K6B Lowbridge Bus - Eastern Counties LK374
1950 Bristol LS Bus - Eastern Counties LL744, second LS prototype
1964 Bristol MW Coach - Eastern Counties LS829
1965 Bristol LFS bus - Eastern Counties LFS125, laterly a driver trainer
1978 Leyland National Bus - Eastern Counties LN770

The Museum contains the following exhibit which also has relevance to Eastern Counties:

1925 Lacre Depot Sweeper - Originally with Thomas Tilling, later with Eastern Counties
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