Join us on Sunday 16th August as the Enfield and District Veteran Vehicle Society returns to Hatfield Park with a vibrant display of vintage vehicles.
Set against the unique historic backdrop of Hatfield House, the showcase offers the opportunity to admire a fascinating collection of vehicles and discover motoring heritage through the decades. A highlight of the day will be a vintage Routemaster bus, open for you to step aboard and explore, offering a rare chance to experience an icon of Britain’s transport history up close.
The display is included with your Park and Gardens Ticket.
Sunday 16th August
North Front, Hatfield House
The Enfield and District Veteran Vehicle Society (EDVVS) was founded in 1978 by a group of classic vehicle enthusiasts committed to preserving historic vehicles and transport heritage. The Society established a charitable trust and, in 1985, acquired the former Victorian Pumping Station at Crews Hill, which is now home to the Whitewebbs Museum of Transport.
Run entirely by volunteers, the museum houses collections relating to transport, social history and the World Wars across four floors. The museum is open on Tuesdays and the last Sunday of each month.
For more information, click here.
Visitors arriving by car should enter via George’s Gate for the main visitors’ car park.
