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Encyclopedia > Midland Railway Centre

The Midland Railway, Butterley is a complex of railway museum exhibits in Derbyshire, within the Midland Railway Centre. It lies on the Pye Bridge to Ambergate line of the old Midland Railway. At the centre is the Golden Valley Railway a narrow-gauge line built on the trackbed of an ironworks railway.


The line runs for 3.5 miles.


External link

  • The Centre website (http://www.midlandrailwaycentre.co.uk/screen1024x768.html)

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Midland Railway Centre - Swanwick (1625 words)
The working signal boxes at the centre are maintained and operated by members of the Midland Railway Signalman's Association but, because they are operating boxes, they are not open to the general public.
However, his railway career prospered and he was eventually appointed General Manager of the Midland Railway in October 1853.
Continuing towards the station you pass the large Midland Railway Signal Box which was rescued from Kettering on the former Midland Railway main line to London.
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