Manufacture narrow gauge locomotives for industrial & passenger use.

This site provides information about An Mhuc Dhubh Historic Railway in Fintown, County Donegal, Ireland.

A museum of steam in Norfolk, UK. Features narrow gauge, traction engines, and a Victorian steam round-about.

Project to build a 2" line in the Brit Valley, Dorset, England

The 15" gauge Bure Valley Railway is built on the abandoned track bed of the historic East Norfolk Railway's Wroxham to Aylsham line.

The Fairbourne & Barmouth Railway extends 2.5 miles between Fairbourne Village and Penrhyn Point where it connects with a ferry which takes passengers across the Afon Mawddach to Barmouth, Wales. Four steam engines operate passenger services along the 12.25 inch gauge track.

Details of volunteer and supporters' groups, photos, fare table and timetable.

Ffestiniog Railway. Travel by steam through the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia National Park.

Contact information and sketchy details and pictures of this railway, which links two of Northern Ireland's best known tourist destinations; the World Heritage Site of the Giant's Causeway and the internationally celebrated "Old Bushmills" Distillery.

The Great Little Trains of Wales are narrow gauge railways through the beautiful scenery of north and west Wales built in a time less hasty than our own. Most were originally built to carry Welsh slate from hill to harbour. Now tourists have replaced slate as the main traffic.

The HNGRS conserves and operates narrow gauge equipment dating back to the end of the nineteenth century at Bursledon Brickworks & Kew Bridge Steam Museum in West London

News and pictures about the current narrow gauge industrial scene

Devoted to the railways of the Isle of Man. Includes information on the Douglas Horse Tramway, the Isle of Man Steam Railway, the Manx Electric Railway & the Snaefell Mountain Railway

2ft gauge Cornish railway, operating a fully steam service with Quarry Hunslets on a 2 1/2 mile railway.

One of the few surviving narrow gauge railways in England. The 2ft gauge LBR houses the largest collection of NG locomotives in the UK. The former sand line is situated nr Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, England.

A Guide to British Narrow Gauge Railways including their historical context and contact details.

Sittingbourne's Steam Railway news and information. Multilingual site devoted to this 760mm line built by papermakers Edward Lloyd Limited to move paper and raw materials between their mills at Sittingbourne and at Kemsley and the dock at Ridham on the banks of the River Swale.

An index to web pages about the 2ft gauge South Tynedale Railway and the town of Alston, Cumbria.

The Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway is a 2ft gauge line tucked away in a richly wooded area of the North Kent Downs, near the village of Bredgar.

Official site of the Corris Railway Society giving the history, current position and future aspirations of a Narrow Gauge Steam Railway that last saw passenger carrying services on August 20th 1948.

Although the tramway has long gone, the Glyn Valley Tramway Group are working to ensure that this narrow gauge railway in the Welsh Borders is not forgotten.

This is Scotland's original and only island passenger railway. The 260mm railway is 2 km long and operates steam and diesel hauled trains between Craignure & Torosay on the Isle of Mull.

The highest adhesion railway in the UK, at 1498 feet above sea level. The two foot narrow gauge tourist railway operates every weekend during the summer.

Devoted to the 60cm Lyd2. Built by the 23rd August Works (Faur) in Romania for PKP (Polish State Railways), 3 of this class are now at the Welsh Highland Railway at Porthmadog, North Wales

Over the past 25 years the Moseley Railway Tust museum has evolved into one of the most important collections of narrow gauge industrial railway equipment in the UK.

The Narrow Gauge Railway Society Home Page. Extensive information on all aspects of narrow gauge railways

Kent's mainline in miniature. A 15-inch gauge working railway with a fine fleet of one-third scale steam and diesel locomotives. A treat for the whole family on the world's smallest public railway.

The Snowdon Mountain Railway is a rack & pinion railway running from Llanberis in Wales, to the summit of Snowdon, at 3,560 ft the highest mountain in Wales. Operated by a mixture of steam & diesel locomotives.

A narrow-gauge steam railway in rural mid-Wales. Built to carry roofing slates, in 1951 it became the world's first preserved railway.

Project Rheilffordd Eryri/The Welsh Highland Railway Project. Site devoted to the rebuilding by the Ffestiniog Railway of the WHR from Caernarvon. History, Pictures & Passenger information.

The official site of the West Lancashire Light Railwaya 2ft gauge steam railway museum based in Hesketh Bank,Nr Preston, United Kingdom.

The world's oldest operating electric railroad opened in 1883 by Magnus Volk at Brighton.

The official site of the Welsh Highland Railway (Porthmadog). Timetables for trains from Porthmadog. History of the line, pictures & information about the project to rebuild the WHR.

The Welsh Railways Research Circle brings together modellers and researchers who specialise in the railways of Wales and the Border Counties.

A privately owned collection of Narrow Gauge industrial Locomotives and rolling stock at Yaxham, Norfolk, UK.