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. Home Museum Exhibits Commercials Trams and Trolleybuses Eastern Counties buses Ipswich buses Independent buses Service vehicles Emergency vehicles Lifting and Handling Personal Transport Horse Drawn vehicles Last Updated: Emergency Vehicles 1870 Merryweather Manual Fire Escape - Recently used to paint street lamps 1870s Shand Mason Fire Escape - Originally used at the workhouse at Melton 1902 Canham Fire Hose Cart - Built and used in Ipswich all its life 1938 Leyland Cub Fire Engine - Ipswich Fire Brigades first and only fire engine 1939 Dennis New World Fire Engine - Laterly with Felixstowe Dock & Railway Company 1940s Beresford Stork Pump - Used during World War 2 with the AFS 1940s Morris Sigmund Trailer Pump - Used during World War 2 with the NFS 1949 Land-Rover Fire Engine - Suffolk Fire Service auxiliary vehicle 1950 Commer Avenger Fire Appliance - Originally a water tender, later fitted with a pump 1962 Bedford J - Originally a mobile workshop, laterly fitted with a pickup body 1980s Landrover Fire Engine - 6 Wheel conversion used at Ipswich Airport 1984 Ford Transit Ambulance - Woodbridge First Aid Group Ambulance 2000 Vauxhall Omega Police Car - Suffolk Constabulary Traffic Patrol Vehicle For general Museum enquiries, the Museum can be contacted by email Website contact - webmaster, © Ipswich Transport Museum