From the National Railway Museum
As a part of the current government programme of cuts and cost savings, the National Railway Museum is having to make changes to the opening hours of its Search Engine archives and library service.
These are decisions that have not been taken lightly, but unfortunately, economic necessity means that the NRMcan no longer afford to have a library and archive service open 7 days a week.From 17 March 2014, Search Engine will be open to the public 4 days a week, from Wednesday to Saturday.
The essential mission of Search Engine '“ to provide access to the NRM'€™s archive and library collections' €“ has not changed, and we will continue to provide our full suite of copying services. We realise this will have an impact on many of our users, and we encourage them to contact us to make arrangements€“ [email protected]
For full details of the revised opening times, please see here - http://www.nrm.org.uk/ResearchAndArchive/about.aspx
As a part of the current government programme of cuts and cost savings, the National Railway Museum is having to make changes to the opening hours of its Search Engine archives and library service.
These are decisions that have not been taken lightly, but unfortunately, economic necessity means that the NRMcan no longer afford to have a library and archive service open 7 days a week.From 17 March 2014, Search Engine will be open to the public 4 days a week, from Wednesday to Saturday.
The essential mission of Search Engine '“ to provide access to the NRM'€™s archive and library collections' €“ has not changed, and we will continue to provide our full suite of copying services. We realise this will have an impact on many of our users, and we encourage them to contact us to make arrangements€“ [email protected]
For full details of the revised opening times, please see here - http://www.nrm.org.uk/ResearchAndArchive/about.aspx
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