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Read details of the engines in the booklet, [[media:MiddletonRailway.pdf| Stocklist October 2014]], published by the Middleton Railway Trust. | Read details of the engines in the booklet, [[media:MiddletonRailway.pdf| Stocklist October 2014]], published by the Middleton Railway Trust. <ref>Information provided by David Wood.</ref> | ||
The [[Middleton Railway (Heritage)| Middleton Railway Trust]] Ltd, The Station, Moor Road. Leeds, LS10 2JQ. | The [[Middleton Railway (Heritage)| Middleton Railway Trust]] Ltd, The Station, Moor Road. Leeds, LS10 2JQ. | ||
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Middleton Railway
The Middleton Railway is the world’s oldest working railway. [1]
1758 Railway established.
Engines include those made by;
- Sentinel.
- E. Borrows and Sons.
- North Eastern Railway.
- W. G. Bagnall.
- Hunslet Engine Co.
- Hudswell, Clarke and Co.
- R. and W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co.
- Peckett and Sons.
- Manning, Wardle and Co.
- Kitson and Co.
- John Fowler and Co.
- Beyer, Peacock and Co.
- Drewry Car Co.
- Greenwood and Batley.
Read details of the engines in the booklet, Stocklist October 2014, published by the Middleton Railway Trust. [2]
The Middleton Railway Trust Ltd, The Station, Moor Road. Leeds, LS10 2JQ.
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ http://www.middletonrailway.org.uk/
- ↑ Information provided by David Wood.