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| The WHOTT vision is of a permanent museum in the West Country, devoted to the history of public and commercial road transport in the region. We are well advanced with plans for this at a site in Devon. In the meantime, we already have a mobile museum within a preserved Leyland single deck bus which visits events throughout the region. The restoration and museum displays have been developed with the support and skills of Friends. The trust now owns more than 15 vehicles covering the period 1946 to 1994 including traditional half-cab single and double deck buses, luxury coaches, minibuses and commercial vehicles. We have an extensive programme of activities, not just in relation to vehicles but also covering archives and historic records. |
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Trustees and Friends of WHOTT have vehicles, restoration skills,
photographs, artefacts, archives, knowledge and, most importantly of
all, enthusiasm concerning West Country bus, coach and commercial
vehicle operations. The Trust provides a focus for these energies and an
educational resource for students of all ages. If you'd like to find out
more, browse the site,
email us,
or Become a Friend
today - interest and enthusiasm and a minimum donation of £19 are all
that's required! We should be pleased to welcome you aboard. |
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Contact WHOTT by post via our registered office:
Kalmia, Church Road, Colaton Raleigh, Devon EX10 0LW, or Email the WHOTT Chairman
©
Copyright The West Country Historic Omnibus & Transport Trust, 2001-2008
Registered in England Company No. 3780463. Registered Charity No. 1079795
