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Mid Norfolk Railway

Mid-Norfolk Railway
Mid-Norfolk Railway Logo.png
Steam-hauled train on Danemoor Bank, 2011
Locale England
Terminus Dereham
Connections Network Rail (at Wymondham South Junction)
Commercial operations
Name London and North Eastern Railway
Built by Samuel Morton Peto
Original gauge 4 ft 8 12 in (1,435 mm) standard gauge
Preserved operations
Operated by Mid-Norfolk Railway Preservation Trust
Stations 5
Length 17 12 mi (28.2 km)
15 mi (24 km) operational
Preserved gauge 4 ft 8 12 in (1,435 mm) standard gauge
Commercial history
Opened 1845
Closed to passengers 6 October 1969
Closed 4 August 1980 (to freight)
1989 (to all traffic)
Preservation history
1974 Wymondham, Dereham and Fakenham Rail Action Committee formed
1978 Fakenham & Dereham Society formed
1995 Dereham Rash's Green to Yaxham re-opens to passengers
1997 Dereham railway station re-opens to passengers
1998 Dereham to Wymondham section re-opens to goods
1999 Dereham to Wymondham section re-opens to passengers
2013 First passenger train (north of Dereham), as far as Hoe
Website
www.mnr.org.uk
Mid-Norfolk Railway
Site of Fakenham station
Bridge 1715 (M&GN fly-over)
Norfolk Orbital Railway formation
Bridge 1714
NOR boundary (23 miles 11 chains)
Site of Ryburgh station
Section not in rail ownership
Bridge 1712 (Gately Road)
Bridge 1711 (Mill Road)
Bridge 1710
Bridge 1709
Bridge 1708 B1110 (Bridge Road)
18 Milepost
MNR boundary
Yarrow Level Crossing
Wikipedia

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