Railway Conservation. Run by Volunteers. Not for Profit.
The latest blog posts from various departments across North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
Our Learning and Interpretation Officer, Helena Fox, takes us through an interesting story about a Country Stationmaster and some very particular hens eggs! Read more
We have nicknamed the wall the ‘Adder Wall’ from the many anecdotal records from PWay, lineside volunteers and even drivers who recall seeing adders in the area. Read more
The North York Moors has always had a culture rich in storytelling and superstition handed down from generation to generation. Read more
Read the latest Blog from Kerry Fieldhouse, Lineside Conservation Officer. Read more
The race is on to have all the huge amount of works being carried out on our infrastructure in a fit state to run trains at Easter. Read more
Hopefully you will recall that in my last diary that work was going well on bridge 27 at Goathland. Read more
It’s a new year and the sun is shining, so all must be well and I have some good news to share with you. Read more
Work has continued with various items ranging from tamping to preparing for the various YMJ projects. Read more
The P Way gang, helped by volunteers, have nearly replaced 1000 sleepers, working in absolutely appalling weather conditions. Read more
The track relay at Esk Valley has progressed very well and is now almost complete, read more from Nigel Trotter. Read more