Pearn’s Steam World, located in Westbury, home to the largest collection of steam engines in the Southern Hemisphere. Established by the Pearn family in the 1950s, the museum showcases over 200 major exhibits, including steam traction engines, tractors, and agricultural machinery.
Highlights of the Collection:
- Fowler Engine No 15141: A 16-horsepower winding engine built in 1918, weighing over 20 tons.
- Eclipse Traction Engine No 7491: An 8-horsepower engine built in 1898 by Frick & Co., USA.
- Harley Davidson 1928 Twin Cylinder 1000cc: A vintage motorcycle restored by the late Gordon (Mate) Pearn.
